The publication is actually quite extensive. Wilfinger has several dozen writers who regularly contribute to the publication, including 50 who do book reviews, a dozen who conduct the regular in-house writing contests, and five writers who are on the editorial board. Not for the novice Articles should be geared toward the professional or aspiring professional, and not be written for the beginning writer. Wilfinger says her e-pub is different than Writer's Digest magazine, since that publication caters to beginners and pros. Inscriptions regularly publishes interviews with authors, successful freelancers, writing teachers, literary agents, e-book publishers, print publishers, etc.
Reviews can be of print or e-books.
Wilfinger especially seeks to promote and review e-books, since the royalties for writers are much higher than in traditional publishing. Inscriptions also provides a venue for authors and writers to freely promote their books and other work. Content does go into the Web archive, but if an author wants it removed, she'll do so. Wilfinger prefers to receive queries, not completed work. All rights reserved.