Being a blogger means you have the chance to reach thousands or even millions of people from around the world. The problem is that if you want to make blogging a full-time career, there seems to be a gap of knowledge between those that are trying to make it and those that do.

When it comes to horror, Stephen King is king. But what do you read when you need a break from the master? There are numerous horror authors who evoke King’s style, while unleashing a terror all their own. If you crave the chills of a Stephen King novel but are looking to branch out, we have you covered. Here are nine horror books for Stephen King fans that deliver high-quality scares.

Don't sabotage your own nutrition efforts with shady supermarket products masquerading as health food. Here's how to avoid the worst offenders.

For those that don’t know, here in the United States men are basically taught not to cry. ‘Murica. Social norms dictate that it shows weakness and popular culture tells us it’s unmanly. There’s also something about it preventing cancer. Here’s the thing though: bawling your eye sockets out is actually a healthy thing to help us get over whatever stress we have in our lives or show we care deeply about something. [Ed: Not me, I glued my tear ducts closed.]

Variety is the spice of life, and there is always that can be gained from new experiences. Here are ten fantastic reasons for trying new things...

The most important rule: Don’t waste your readers’ time.

Google has a long history of introducing, then forgetting about, and finally officially killing off its products. Most recently, that included Google Spaces, a service that most of us never knew existed to begin with. Let’s take a tour of some of our favorite services Google’s killed off over the years.

Should you just stop writing? Is it taking up your time, taking up your energy, taking up your life … and not giving anything back? Most writers go through times when they feel like giving up. It’s a normal and natural, if difficult, stage in the writing life...

We need to step up the fight against drug-resistant bacteria.

1. Write Daily. I had aspirations of writing a book ever since I started my very first blog. But it wasn’t until I got into the habit of writing 1000 words a day that I was finally able to write and publish a book. Not only that, having a daily writing habit enabled me to develop the skills that allowed me to finish a 45,000-word manuscript in 6 months. If writing 1000 words feels like a lot, start small. Do 3 sentences a day. In the beginning, what matters more than your word count is developing the habit of sitting down to write.

There were probably a whole bunch of people who told Alexander Graham Bell that his telephone idea was stupid, informed Karl Benz that his horseless carriage would never work, or dared Ronald McDonald to start that restaurant while still murdering every fifth child he saw (as clown law mandates). When those people (and one clown) succeeded, they must have spat directly in their critics' faces. Just like these folks ...

The causes of our terrible health care system are pretty obvious, but for some reason, nobody has figured out how to make them go away.

To honor Yahoo's decision to name remaining assets "Altaba"

With advancement in technology, the internet obviously has emerged a brutal force that provides infinite number of information to its users within very less time frame i.e. few nanoseconds. With growing use of internet, we (today’s generation) are quite familiar to different number of websites (that are main source of information on internet).But still there are some amazing websites that are created beyond ones imagination.

It wasn't all bad.

Do you get unhealthy levels of enjoyment from unwrapping decks of cards, punching out cardboard tiles, and evaluating the heft and finish of wooden cubes? We do, too—we're gamers, after all—and 2016 was a tremendous year for tabletop gaming. The tireless members of the Ars Cardboard crew spent a lot of time playing, replaying, and dissecting the year's new titles, and we're ready to tell you what we enjoyed most.

George Michael, who died on Sunday (Dec. 25) at the far-too-young age of 53, was almost certainly the most under-appreciated pop star of MTV's first decade. Not at the time, of course -- with ten Billboard Hot 100 number-one singles in nine years between his solo career and his work with early co-conspirator Andrew Ridgeley in Wham!, along with one diamond-selling album in 1987's Faith, at least we can say that the singer/songwriter/sex symbol was as contemporaneously beloved as a man of his peerless pop talents deserved.

Slavery. Racism. Urbanism. Disease. While 2016 may not have been a banner year for liberal democracy in the world at large, it should definitely go down as a woke time in book publishing. For dedicated bibliophiles, the low thrum of literary FOMO that bubbles up around May has by mid-December evolved into a full-fledged panic. Every week brings a new “best books of the year” list, each one littered with titles you haven’t even heard of, let alone read.

Google can do so much more than search.