Figures of speech are everywhere! Discover 10 fun and familiar ones you might already be using in everyday conversations.

As Mental Health Month ends, we’re spotlighting five narratives that made us feel seen and heard.

Discover why editing isn’t just a final step—it’s the secret to making your story resonate, flow, and connect with readers.

AI-generated books may be efficient, but they bypass the creative journey that gives writing its soul. Explore how overreliance on AI tools leads to cognitive offloading, dulling our critical thinking and creativity.

Discover the life and legacy of Daniel Keyes, the brilliant author behind Flowers for Algernon and other unforgettable works.

Reality shows blur fact and fiction. Behind the drama is a well-edited illusion we keep coming back for.

The fanfic-to-trad pub pipeline is endangering fandom–let’s talk about it.

First-time author? Discover how editing services refine your manuscript, enhance clarity, and support your publishing journey.

In honor of the live-action reboot, we revisit How to Train Your Dragon: the story of a Viking boy, a Night Fury, and a friendship that changed everything.

Explore how fairy tales evolve across generations, from Disney classics to modern twists that reinvent the stories we thought we knew.

Kevin Kwan, author of Crazy Rich Asians, captivated readers with his relatable tales of Asian high society and lavish lifestyles.

There’s nothing quite as exciting as the idea of a story we love making it to the big screen. Here are some books we’re excited to see in cinemas and on streaming platforms.

Dark themes in kids' media foster emotional growth, mental health awareness & truth.

How we frame our personal stories shapes mental health. Explore how self-narratives fuel anxiety or build resilience and how rewriting them can transform our lives.

Joseph Pulitzer’s journey revolutionized journalism and established lasting educational institutions and the Pulitzer Prize.

In Sunrise on the Reaping, we gain a much better understanding of Haymitch through his experiences before, during and after the 75th Hunger Games.

Fairy tales evolve from dark lessons to modern retellings, shaping storytelling across cultures and generations.

Discover how Dalton Trumbo, a prolific screenwriter of the '40s-'50s, crafted award-winning films like Roman Holiday and Spartacus.

Salinger’s The Catcher in the Rye continues to resonate with readers across generations, exploring themes of adolescence and authenticity.