In need of a book recommendation? We’ve got you covered! Check out what the WR staff has read & rated by following Writer’s Relief on Goodreads. This week’s books are:

• The Book Of Fate, by Brad Meltzer

• Shiver (The Wolves Of Mercy Falls, #1), by Maggie Stiefvater

• Chronicle Of A Death Foretold, by Gabriel García Márqez

In need of a book recommendation? We’ve got you covered! Check out what the WR staff has read & rated by following Writer’s Relief on Goodreads. This week’s books are:

• The Beautiful Mystery (Chief Inspector Armand Gamache #8), by Louise Penny

• Lullaby, by Chuck Palahniuk

• Fables, Vol. 1: Legends In Exile, by Bill Willingham

If you have written a book or novel, you’ll want to be sure that it meets the basic criteria of book publishers and literary agents. Follow the rules of genre fiction (whether it’s romance, Western, thriller, fantasy, historical, sci-fi, or horror), and you are more likely to get your book published.

Freddy, Jason, The Wolfman…Classic monsters of the big screen are famous for scaring movie-goers into fits of teeth-chattering terror.

But some of us (raise your hand if you’re guilty) have contracted a serious case of the creeps from monsters that appear in literature.

Is it just us, or are some things scarier when you have to imagine them yourself?

Check out our slide show of literary monsters—if you DARE!!!