Do you read book dedications, or do you just flip through them on your way to the real thing? After reading this, maybe you’ll start dedicating the appropriate time to dedications. Or maybe not.
Do you also need something to motivate you to make the effort and sit down to write? The internationally acclaimed National Novel Writing Month, known as NaNoWriMo, is probably just for you.
With the COVID pandemic raging through the streets and getting more and more people into preventive quarantine, here are some books that might help you spend the next few weeks of isolation, and by the way, remind you that it can always get much worse.
A second or two before the holidays, here are some gift ideas that will make any bookworm purr with happiness like a fatty cat that got a new juicy catnip mouse.
Does the TV series based on American Gods manages to live up to the expectation and to the original book or does it fall into the usual traps that are waiting for it in the transit to the televised medium? The critic is leaving his comfort zone and try his luck with a television review.
Try to remember when was the last time you found on Instagram a photo of a book or a midnight selfie with Charles Dickens. A new social network is here to fill the void.
Yes, I know this headline sounds like one of those “you won’t believe what happened next,” but in this case, you most definitely believe it.
Writer’s block is a condition in which an author loses the ability to produce new work or experiences a creative slowdown. It can happen to a writer at any point in time, irrespective of their career success. – Wikipedia
