It’s May (in case you hadn’t noticed), and that means time to look back at all the April stories and see which ones came in like a lion… Top Stories for April The stories that received the most lightning bolts for April were Thriller Thursday’s Corruption’s Kiss by Margaret Graber and Techno Tuesday’s Words by
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I’m a writer who loves data. Charts, graphs, numbers. Spreadsheets. The running joke around Havok is that I’m the Google Forms queen. I’m the organizational cog of our three-headed Cerberus braintrust. And today, I thought I’d share some interesting tidbits we’ve picked up from our first quarter of Havok’s rebirth. What does a phoenix look
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At Havok, we love stories and the people who write them. What better way to celebrate both than by hearing from our talented authors on what sparked the idea of their stories? It’s like peering into the mind of genius. (You know, that would make for an interesting story…) Without further ado, here is this
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March Madness has nothing on Havok! 21 stories. 5 genres. Hundreds of members. Thousands of views. Our editors have picked their favorite March stories. That means the stories below are in contention for our first anthology! (You’ll have to wait until July to find out which ones make the final cut, though!) If you don’t
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It’s April, and time to look back at all the great things that have happened during the Month of Luck: Most charming stories. Most loyal readers. Most popular genres. Top Stories for March The stories that received the most lightning bolts for March were Wacky Wednesday’s Unnatural 20 by Andrew Swearingen and Techno Tuesday’s The
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