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litreactor.com 6 Horrible Comic Book Presidents (and One Good One) A look at the last 40 years of comic book political satire, with real presidents turned into supervillains and supervillains turned into presidents.

litreactor.com Well-Written Horror Films: Part IV Looking for scares alongside quality storytelling? Look no further...

litreactor.com The Mini-Guide To Writing Sex For Your Genre There are approximately a zillion questions to consider when it comes to the craft of sex in fiction. One of the most important being: Does your intended audience expect, crave, or even allow sex?

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Olly Moss’s Harry Potter.
Olly Moss surprised everyone and is currently doing a timed release of these new, official, Harry Potter illustrations. They’re only available until October 25th, 2016. Check them out!

litreactor.com Don DeLillo's 'White Noise' Coming To Film Hitler studies, consumerism, and toxic clouds: Don DeLillo's 'White Noise' is coming to theaters near you.

Think Bizarro is just weird for the sake of weird? Think again. Learn to utilize weird elements to engage the reader in this four-week workshop with J. David Osborne.

Think Bizarro is just weird for the sake of weird? Think again. Learn to utilize weird elements to engage the reader in this four-week workshop with J. David Osborne.

penguinrandomhouse:
“ Wondering how to cure your book hangover? We’ve got some ideas! ”

penguinrandomhouse:

Wondering how to cure your book hangover? We’ve got some ideas!

Gear up for NaNoWriMo, and be entered to win a full manuscript critique, from Suzy Vitello—acclaimed author, writing coach, and den mother of Portland’s hottest writing group.

Gear up for NaNoWriMo, and be entered to win a full manuscript critique, from Suzy Vitello—acclaimed author, writing coach, and den mother of Portland’s hottest writing group.

litreactor.com 6 Twist Endings Every Writer Loves (That Are Bullshit) Max Booth III was a ghostwriter for M. Night Shyamalan the whole time.

litreactor.com What Works & What Doesn't: 'Halloween' Are Carpenter and Hill guilty of expository dialogue...or is there something more SINISTER going on?

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