Loud Coffee Press Summer Issue - Volume 1, Issue 3 is here!

The Law of Attraction says that our thoughts attract our things; positive thinking brings positivity, and negative thinking brings bad juju.

My favorite feature of the Freewrite is the keyboard. For those of you who hate those crappy, laptop keyboards that provide no sound or feed

Without further ado, and in no particular order, here are the three runners-up in the LCP 2020 Summer Micro-Fiction Contest.

How do you silence the inner first-pass editor and let the words flow? Here are a few quick tips.

Anyone can send an Email, but what happens when you send a postcard? ...join the LCP Retro Post Society!

We were curious - does RPG experience make you a better writer?

Let's boil it down: just what is that magical transformation that takes place when writers step foot into bookstores?

Art should stand on its own. Yet, a great deal of how we sense art is via our own interaction with the subject.

This week, we're hoping to bring passion with something a little different. We've started a YouTube channel.

We've compiled a list of some of ingenious marketing tactics that took creativity to another level.

Hey there, LCP family. Did you know this is our 34th blog post? We've been busy little quarantined writers/editors over the past few months,

Read through for inspiring and fun flash fiction, poetry and art, and discover the hidden story...

Sacrifice in art is well documented over the ages, and notoriety can take art sacrifice to a new level. Does extreme sacrifice elevate art?

Keeping the audience in the dark is easy enough, but the big question is in examining its purpose.

Breaks. Transitions... Call it what you want, but it’s the piece of writing, cinema, photography, art, etc. that we don’t look at.

Is the world looking a little grey for you lately? We're about to bring it back to technicolor with our TOTOlly cool map for creative ideas!

Visit Loud Coffee Press' Creative Home to help unblock your writing and discover unique and personalized story ideas.

Why do writers, artists, musicians, photographers, and creatives cling to general technological simplicity (despite smartphones)?

On Audience Connections, Philosophical Solipsism, and Brain Museums