Some thoughts on quotation marks, musings on in-person and virtual readings, a look at narrative arcs, and a sci-fi story.

An interesting perspective on video game writing, a novel planning kit, an examination of Patreon, and some tips to encourage reading.

Welcome back, readers! This week’s round up of all things bookish includes goodies for shoppers, logophiles, Janeites, and puzzlers. Read on and enjoy! Gifts for Book Lovers The holiday season is coming up and if you’re looking for some bookish gifts for your loved ones (or you want to treat yourself), look no further than Book Riot’s list of “60+ Best Gifts for Book Lovers.” Remember that it’ll probably be a busy year for postal service, so remember to order gifts early. Wor

Welcome back to Around the Web, our weekly round up of digital bookish content. This week, I’m sharing a vision for the future of publishing, some NaNoWriMo tips, the Shaded Choice Awards, and an account of becoming a Zoom poet. Future of Publishing Quill and Quire doesn’t usually publish fiction, but since the November issue looks at the future of publishing, they made an exception. Check out Terese Mason Pierre’s short story which imagines a future book launch. NaNoWriMo Ti