Why I’ve never included a dedication in any of my books … and why I might start doing it from now on.
Two books claim to have the answer. But the answer each one presents is very different from the other.
P.T. Barnum: king of ballyhoo, prince of humbugs, sultan of spin … giver of financial advice? As Barnum himself said, there’s a sucker born every minute.
Are children’s chapter stories and YA fiction books real novels?
The copycat plot and abrupt ending aren’t the real problem with “Beneath the Attic.” It’s something involving a 100-year-old cake.
How can you get rid of them? And what if there’s a good reason you don’t want to?
Is word count really the best way to separate novels from short stories? If so, there’s a big problem here that nobody’s been able to solve.
This 1941 murder mystery by the most famous burlesque star of all time is not what it appears to be.
I’ve put together a list of extremely short books that claim to be novels. But are they really? What’s the difference between a short story, a novella, and a novel?