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Famous Horror Properties in the Public Domain (Ripe for Retelling)
Yes, Dracula and Frankenstein will always make for fun retellings, but is there anything else…
Setting the Spooky Stage
A few years ago, I was asked to contribute to a horror anthology. The only…
Genre-Blending is a Great Idea – Here’s Why
First reason? It’s simple math – more diverse elements, more readers. The second reason? It’s…
Theme: The Secret Sauce to Elevate Your Writing
Have you ever been to a fabulous restaurant and ordered something because you know, like,…
Writing in Another Genre
If you’ve hit a rut with your work in progress, maybe it’s time to switch…
Archaic “Languages” and Codes to Inspire Your Next Novel
Codes and secret languages have made the world a little more mysterious since humans started…
Inkitt Author Spotlight – Danielle Jaggan
Born and raised in Jamaica, Inkitt author Danielle Jaggan is currently a high school student.…
Inkitt Author Spotlight – Kimi Lynn Davis
For Inkitt author Kimi Lynn Davis, writing is a passion. When her head isn’t buried…
Inkitt Author Spotlight – Katlego Moncho
Born and raised in Johannesburg, South Africa, Katlego Moncho lasted two years as a financial…
Inkitt’s stated mission is to discover talented writers and turn them into globally successful authors. You’ll find these words on their website, and, if you ask…
Born in Odisha, India, author Soumiya Seemran Sahoo comes from a long line of engineers. While pursuing her own engineering degree, she also tried her hand…
Bianca Alejandra Franco, author of The Alpha’s Call, never intended to be a writer. In fact, she holds a Psychology degree from the University of Texas,…
Congratulations to Jescie Hall, winner of Inkitt’s New Year, New Genre Writing Contest! Welcome Jescie! We’re really excited to get to know you better and learn…