by Yen Cabag
If you enjoy reading science fiction, perhaps it’s time to try its cousin, climate fiction (also known as “cli-fi”). Does the news of forest fires, extreme flooding, and hurricane-displaced people grip you with urgency? Extreme weather conditions like...
by Yen Cabag
Some writers say that the best characters are not imaginary figures, but real people who become a writer’s real friends. It kind of reminds me of the Skin Horse in the story Velveteen Rabbit: the rabbit’s uncle had owned him when he was young, and had made him...
by Yen Cabag
As creatives, ideas are our food and fuel. After all, which would you rather be as a writer: someone who sits at the computer and instantly knows what to write about, or someone who stares at a blank screen for hours on end without a single word to type? But...
by Kaelyn Barron
Since its debut in 2012, Kiera Cass’s The Selection has sold over 11 million copies and even spurred a much-anticipated Netflix adaptation. The dystopian romance tells of a world where 35 girls are given the chance to escape their rigid caste system by competing...
by Cole Salao
When the Marvel Cinematic Universe established itself as a wildly popular and entertaining enterprise, people began taking a closer look at the concept of a shared universe. Creating one’s own cosmos of interlinked stories has since become the goal for many in...
