Kelby Losack: At The Intersection of Love and Grit
Interview by Gabriel Hart
Gabriel Hart interviews Gulf Coast Texas writer Kelby Losack, author of "Letting Out the Devils."
No, You’re Freaking Out About Your New Book!
Column by Gabino Iglesias November 1, 2018
Okay, so maybe I'm freaking out a bit about having "Coyote Songs" out in the world...
Why Do So Many Indie Presses Fail?
Column by Gabino Iglesias
In the last three years, I've seen so many indie presses come and go that I've lost count. I asked some experts to help me figure out why.
No Escape from Planet Alcatraz
Column by David James Keaton
...or Slam Dunk at the Mesoamerican Ballgame. An introduction to "Hard Sentences: Crime Fiction Inspired by Alcatraz."
Bookshots: 'Gravity' by Michael Kazepis
Review by Christoph Paul
A review of Michael Kazepis' new story collection, published by Broken River Books.
Unprintable: The LitReactor Podcast Episode 28 - Bilingual Narratives, Diversity in Crime Fiction, and AWP (Guests: Gabino Iglesias & J. David Osborne)
Podcast by Rob Hart April 14, 2016
Come Party With LitReactor, the Booked. Podcast, and Broken River Books at AWP
News by Rob Hart
AWP is nearly upon us. You know what that means? PARTY TIME. We can promise you guns, drugs, and clowns. Wait, we mean, food, adult beverages, and good conversation.
An Interview with Scott Adlerberg on Going Viral on Reddit and Blending Genres
Interview by Max Booth III
Max chats with Scott Adlerberg about how genre can potentially limit writers.
November Book Club Selection: 'The Last Projector' by David James Keaton
News by Joshua Chaplinsky
November's selection for the LitReactor Book Club is 'The Last Projector' by David James Keaton.
Bookshots: 'Mercy House' by Adam Cesare
Review by Max Booth III
A look at Adam Cesare's latest horror novel.
Always Judge a Book by its Cover: Meet the Artists Dominating Small Press (Part 1)
Column by Max Booth III February 20, 2015
Whoever told you not to judge a book by its cover must have been trying to sell you one ugly-ass book.
Bookshots: 'The Last Projector' By David James Keaton
Review by Keith Rawson October 30, 2014
Look! Up in the sky! It's a jellyfish! It's a squid! It's a dildo! No, wait, it's David James Keaton's Post-Modern Crime novel, 'The Last Projector'!
Arrest Us: Meet The Publishers Donating Grab Bags Of Books
News by Rob Hart
Meet the four badass publishers who will be rewarding our most prolific readers!
