WIP Blog

  • UnCensored Ink Interview – Kelly Webber

    UnCensored Ink Interview – Kelly Webber

    My piece for Uncensored Ink, “Alexandria Again,” is an essay reflecting on the role of libraries in our world. I couldn’t possibly say everything I want to about this topic in one essay, but I made sure to include a combination of key historical moments in library history, up-to-date statistics on censorship, and some of my own… Read more

  • Everything Is Copy: Nora Ephron Inspires Taylor Swift and Me.

    Everything Is Copy: Nora Ephron Inspires Taylor Swift and Me.

    Though I didn’t become a published writer until my late 30’s, those voices inside my head, voices we writers tend to hear, have kept me company since childhood. Because I can’t climb inside other writers’ minds, I have no way of knowing how much of what they put on the page is rooted in their… Read more

  • UnCensored Ink Interview – Victoria Holland

    UnCensored Ink Interview – Victoria Holland

    Today I am with Victoria Holland from Massachusetts. She is a Pushcart Prize-Nominated Author for her work in I’m Not the Villain, I’m Misunderstood, as well as Lead Anthologist for The Carnation Collection. She has also published in multiple other collections including Into the Mirror and The Magical Muse Library Vol. 1 & 2. She… Read more

  • UnCensored Ink

    UnCensored Ink

    Ian Tan here, lead editor and project coordinator of UnCensored Ink: a banned book anthology, set to release this October 29. https://wild-ink-publishing.com/uncensored-ink/ Read more

  • The Hidden Gems of the Publishing World: Why Indie Publishers Might Be Your Best Bet

    The Hidden Gems of the Publishing World: Why Indie Publishers Might Be Your Best Bet

    In the ever-evolving publishing industry, authors have more choices than ever before. One option that has gained significant traction recently is working with an indie publisher. Independent publishers, often smaller than their traditional counterparts, offer a range of benefits that can make them a great option for lots of authors. Read more

  • Spooky Season is Upon Us: An Interview with Greg Jones

    Spooky Season is Upon Us: An Interview with Greg Jones

    Not every good fright comes from phonebook-length novels. Horror poetry can deliver goosebumps and jump scares in just a few words. Read more