The round vs flat character debate becomes more interesting when “flatness” stops being treated as a synonym for poor writing.

An author can publish independently. This has made it difficult to define the relationship between the internet and reading.

Is literary fiction actually “better” than genre fiction, or has everyone simply agreed to act like it is?

Both Game of Thrones  and The Wheel of Time completely reshaped the fantasy genre, but they did it in almost opposite ways.

Few literary conversations embody these contrasts more fully than the enduring debate surrounding prose vs poetry.

Classic horror novels acted as mirrors of their time, but not always fairly, reflecting fear and distortion.

Some debates in publishing never quite go away, and one of these topics is board book vs hardcover. Which format truly serves its purpose?

Needless to say, the creative nonfiction genre doesn’t have the best reputation among the more free-spirited reader community. 

There is a persistent debate about the assumed inferiority of African Literature compared to Western Stories.

Literature has long embraced both directness. Yet debate persists over the validity of smut stories, dividing readers, writers, and critics.

The old versus new, an argument as old as time. Viewers miss 90s rom coms. In the same vein, modern rom coms are also fan favourites.

When you read a well-written thriller or mystery novel, do you get this feel-good emotion that encompasses your whole being and lights up your world?  Have you ever spent 10 minutes on a call try...