POE'S DEADLY DAUGHTERS

by Sheila Connolly A recent post on the editorial page of the Boston Globe had me scratching my head. What first caught my eye was a ...

Elizabeth Zelvin Death Will Get You Sober has gotten some orchids and some onions from reviewers since it came out in 2008. But with to...

by Sandra Parshall Ever get the feeling that your self-promotion is annoying people rather than enticing them to read your books? How much ...

Sharon Wildwind In the last decade neuroscientists have been busy hooking machines to people, and then asking them to do everyday tasks. ...

by Julia Buckley We don't get too many interesting birds on my street; aside from the little brown wrens and sparrows who show up to...

Gigi Pandian (Guest Blogger) Like many other writers, I often find myself in danger of becoming stuck in the “research phase” of writing...

by Sheila Connolly After my post last week about The Battle of the Sexes and the status of women in the 1970s, it is ironic that the Ha...

Elizabeth Zelvin As every reader must have heard by now, JK Rowling was angry she got outed as the author of The Cuckoo’s Calling . I ho...

by Sandra Parshall “This is more than simply a format change. Ebooks are driving powerful behavioral changes among book buyers.” --Jo Henry...

Sharon Wildwind Just when I thought the world couldn’t get any weirder, along comes a dress, not only made by magnets, but to my thi...