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The Cartoon Cover Epidemic: Why Have Romance Novels Become So Cute?
On Choosing Genres of Music For Writing Genre Fiction
How Does the Physical Act of Writing Shape Our Thinking?
Literature is Universal
Truth, Trends, and the Power of Representation: What Are We Writing For?
Confessions of a Book Abandoner
The Exorcist, Gordon Ramsay, and Narrative Tension
HarperCollins' Deal with the Devil
Scene Skipping
Are Romance Tropes Warping Our Perception of IRL Romance?
Dear Fanfiction, Thank You for Teaching Me to Write
Author Success and Movie Adaptations: Why Are They Linked So Closely?
Brief guide to Some of the Punk Genres
Thrifting Books? The Hidden Cost of Buying Secondhand
The BBC’s Pride and Prejudice (1995) Adaptation Is Just Better
The Epidemic of Performative Reading
SFA’s Thoughts: Is there such a thing as an “objectively bad” story?
Whimsy, Middle Grade Novels, and Why They’re Foundational for Writers
Writing Is Scary, But So Is Obsolescence
Stories You Forgot Were Originally Books
The Fall of Marvel’s Cinematic Universe: A Craft Analysis
Why My colleague Riley Hughes is Wrong, and the 2005 Pride and Prejudice...
HUMID 18 Blogs
Addicted to Archetypes
Seen and Unseen
Ao3 to NYT: The Fanfiction to Bestseller Pipeline
Deconstructing the Tortured Poet
You Can't Edit a Blank Page
From Ink to Code: The Revival of Classic Narratives in Modern Video Games
Fictional Men Are Just Better
From Rough Draft to Real Deal
The Value of Interactive Books
Lost in Translation
Reignite the Canon
At a Second Glance
Holy History, Batman!
A College Girl's Guide to Representation
Every Story Needs a Storyteller
Now What?
When Is Information Too Much Information?
HUMID 20 Blogs
That’s Not Young Adult Fiction, That’s New Adult
You've Been Tricked (Into Literary Analysis)
How to Have a Good Time in a Grimdark World
HUMID Literary Magazine
Home
Issues
Submissions
Blog
HUMID 19 Blogs
The Cartoon Cover Epidemic: Why Have Romance Novels Become So Cute?
On Choosing Genres of Music For Writing Genre Fiction
How Does the Physical Act of Writing Shape Our Thinking?
Literature is Universal
Truth, Trends, and the Power of Representation: What Are We Writing For?
Confessions of a Book Abandoner
The Exorcist, Gordon Ramsay, and Narrative Tension
HarperCollins' Deal with the Devil
Scene Skipping
Are Romance Tropes Warping Our Perception of IRL Romance?
Dear Fanfiction, Thank You for Teaching Me to Write
Author Success and Movie Adaptations: Why Are They Linked So Closely?
Brief guide to Some of the Punk Genres
Thrifting Books? The Hidden Cost of Buying Secondhand
The BBC’s Pride and Prejudice (1995) Adaptation Is Just Better
The Epidemic of Performative Reading
SFA’s Thoughts: Is there such a thing as an “objectively bad” story?
Whimsy, Middle Grade Novels, and Why They’re Foundational for Writers
Writing Is Scary, But So Is Obsolescence
Stories You Forgot Were Originally Books
The Fall of Marvel’s Cinematic Universe: A Craft Analysis
Why My colleague Riley Hughes is Wrong, and the 2005 Pride and Prejudice...
HUMID 18 Blogs
Addicted to Archetypes
Seen and Unseen
Ao3 to NYT: The Fanfiction to Bestseller Pipeline
Deconstructing the Tortured Poet
You Can't Edit a Blank Page
From Ink to Code: The Revival of Classic Narratives in Modern Video Games
Fictional Men Are Just Better
From Rough Draft to Real Deal
The Value of Interactive Books
Lost in Translation
Reignite the Canon
At a Second Glance
Holy History, Batman!
A College Girl's Guide to Representation
Every Story Needs a Storyteller
Now What?
When Is Information Too Much Information?
HUMID 20 Blogs
That’s Not Young Adult Fiction, That’s New Adult
You've Been Tricked (Into Literary Analysis)
How to Have a Good Time in a Grimdark World
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Home
Issues
Submissions
Blog
HUMID 19 Blogs
The Cartoon Cover Epidemic: Why Have Romance Novels Become So Cute?
On Choosing Genres of Music For Writing Genre Fiction
How Does the Physical Act of Writing Shape Our Thinking?
Literature is Universal
Truth, Trends, and the Power of Representation: What Are We Writing For?
Confessions of a Book Abandoner
The Exorcist, Gordon Ramsay, and Narrative Tension
HarperCollins' Deal with the Devil
Scene Skipping
Are Romance Tropes Warping Our Perception of IRL Romance?
Dear Fanfiction, Thank You for Teaching Me to Write
Author Success and Movie Adaptations: Why Are They Linked So Closely?
Brief guide to Some of the Punk Genres
Thrifting Books? The Hidden Cost of Buying Secondhand
The BBC’s Pride and Prejudice (1995) Adaptation Is Just Better
The Epidemic of Performative Reading
SFA’s Thoughts: Is there such a thing as an “objectively bad” story?
Whimsy, Middle Grade Novels, and Why They’re Foundational for Writers
Writing Is Scary, But So Is Obsolescence
Stories You Forgot Were Originally Books
The Fall of Marvel’s Cinematic Universe: A Craft Analysis
Why My colleague Riley Hughes is Wrong, and the 2005 Pride and Prejudice...
HUMID 18 Blogs
Addicted to Archetypes
Seen and Unseen
Ao3 to NYT: The Fanfiction to Bestseller Pipeline
Deconstructing the Tortured Poet
You Can't Edit a Blank Page
From Ink to Code: The Revival of Classic Narratives in Modern Video Games
Fictional Men Are Just Better
From Rough Draft to Real Deal
The Value of Interactive Books
Lost in Translation
Reignite the Canon
At a Second Glance
Holy History, Batman!
A College Girl's Guide to Representation
Every Story Needs a Storyteller
Now What?
When Is Information Too Much Information?
HUMID 20 Blogs
That’s Not Young Adult Fiction, That’s New Adult
You've Been Tricked (Into Literary Analysis)
How to Have a Good Time in a Grimdark World
HUMID 18 Blog Posts
HUMID Literary Magazine - Addicted to Archetypes
Addicted to Archetypes By: Jeremy Brittain
HUMID Literary Magazine - Seen and Unseen
Seen & Unseen By: Cassandra Brobst
HUMID Literary Magazine - Ao3 to NYT: The Fanfiction to Bestseller Pipeline
Ao3 to NYT: The Fanfiction to Bestseller Pipeline By: Ily Crawford
HUMID Literary Magazine - Deconstructing the Tortured Poet
Deconstructing the Tortured Poet By: Ella Bolton
HUMID Literary Magazine - You Can't Edit a Blank Page
You Can't Edit a Blank Page By: Kylie Daniell
HUMID Literary Magazine - From Ink to Code: The Revival of Classic Narratives in Modern Video Games
From Ink to Code: The Revival of Classic Narratives in Modern Video Games By: Averi James
HUMID Literary Magazine - Fictional Men Are Just Better
Fictional Men Are Just Better By: Julia Lederman
HUMID Literary Magazine - From Rough Draft to Real Deal
From Rough Draft to Real Deal By: Heather Kroell
HUMID Literary Magazine - The Value of Interactive Books
The Value of Interactive Books By: Timothy Pierce
HUMID Literary Magazine - Lost in Translation
Lost in Translation By: Kylie Wakulat
HUMID Literary Magazine - Reignite the Canon
Reignite the Canon By: Logan Powell
HUMID Literary Magazine - At a Second Glance
At a Second Glance By: Laura Rodea
HUMID Literary Magazine - Holy History, Batman!
Holy History Batman! The Connection Between Batman's Robins and Changes in Our History By: Abbie Olson
HUMID Literary Magazine - A College Girl's Guide to Representation
A College Girl's Guide to Representation By: Emma Flowers
HUMID Literary Magazine - Every Story Needs a Storyteller
A Story Needs a Storyteller By: Braden Read
HUMID Literary Magazine - Now What?
Now What? By: Kirsten Ogan
HUMID Literary Magazine - When Is Information Too Much Information?
When Is Information Too Much Information? By: Mary Deborah Talik
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