Literature

The tale of Jules Verne’s Paris in the Twentieth Century contains a unique kind of irony. The novel, which was […]

A common misconception among novice writers is that decisions about publication are based solely on the quality of the writing.

Some people find themselves staring at the ceiling at midnight, contemplating how they would survive a pandemic that wipes out

In publishing, there is a specific type of heartache that is unrelated to writing ability. A manuscript is purchased, edited,

A certain type of novel is not just read and appreciated; it becomes ingrained in society to the point where

Until they’re not, the majority of local funding decisions are abstract. The $1.4 million line item for library services in

The phrase “it’s going to acquisitions” is followed by a certain silence. Every debut author who has been interviewed about

A common misconception among aspiring writers is that editors are in dire need of content and that anyone with a

At bookstore events, there is a specific type of conversation that takes place, usually by the wine table, where a

A certain type of reader consumes State of the Union speeches, foreign newspapers, biographies, and political novels with the same