Celebrate Thanksgiving with iconic TV episodes! Join us as we revisit some of our favorite Thanksgiving episodes from our favorite shows.

Explore the enchanting universe of Agatha All Along, where potions, divination, and powerful witches like Agatha and her coven come to life.

We discuss books and stories that provide us with a sense of relaxation, familiarity, and emotional warmth.

What is the difference between critiquing and criticizing, and which is better in improving one's work? We're here to break it down.

Explore the latest twists in the Targaryen family saga, character developments, and what makes this season a must-watch.

How has mental health been addressed in fiction, and what can be learned or improved from it?

Whether it's a full-length novel, poems or short stories, we can't deny that we often feel drawn to reread our favorite pieces of literature

Bridgerton is finally back with it's third season, this time focusing on the highly-anticipated love story of Colin and Penelope.

What do we wish to see from the upcoming third season of Bridgerton? We have a few ideas that we'd love to share.

Some fiction writers dabble in past events that we might recognize from lessons. Let's discuss the fascinating genre of historical fiction.

Discover the highs, lows and everything in between as we dissect the epic saga of power, betrayal and dragons in this comprehensive review.

What is it about written correspondence that gives life to characters throughout literary history? Join us as we discuss epistolary fiction.

To celebrate Women's Month, we want to talk about feminism in fiction and literary tropes centered on women.

Did this adaptation hit or miss the mark? We've seen it, and we're eager to talk about it—the good, the bad, and (mostly) the ugly.

Plagiarism is not just copying another person's work. Learn more and discover practical tips to keep your writing original and ethical.

Where can you unfurl your literary pieces as a self-publisher? Let’s navigate the diverse landscapes of self-publishing platforms.

Disney's Percy Jackson and the Olympians was not perfect, but that doesn't mean it wasn't good.

he Manuscript Editor—an all-new, all-fiction online editing service designed for all writers across the globe—launches today.