by Cole Salao
Great characters are those that manage to draw out emotions from readers. They can make you feel frustrated, sympathetic, and euphoric. You form a deep emotional connection with them as you progress through their stories. That’s why if the character dies, it...
by Cole Salao |
Horror, like any other genre, can suffer from an excess of tropes that bog down its storytelling. While tropes aren’t inherently bad, too much reliance on them creates a formulaic story. And when a story turns formulaic, it loses the suspense and uncertainty...
by Kaelyn Barron
Lots of people turn to Macs for the sense of security they provide. For a long time, Macs were said to be virtually immune to viruses and malware. But in recent years, even the mighty Mac has proven susceptible to attacks, and the number of infections for Apple users...
by Kaelyn Barron
Though often mocked as superficial or pretentious by some “serious” book lovers, the best coffee table books are much more than a pretty cover. They’re filled with unforgettable images that tell stories, inspire, and convey a piece of who you are. In...
by Kaelyn Barron
John Le Carré was a British-Irish author best known for his best-selling, award-winning espionage novels, many of which became feature films, including Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy and A Most Wanted Man. Born David John Moore Cornwell, he wrote 25 novels under his famed...
