Creators

Our aim is to provoke thought. We want to inspire reactions and encourage responses. Since our inception in 1987, the writers we represent have sparked conversations, debates, and even controversies. Whether you admire them or disagree with them, their presence is undeniable. Starting from print and transitioning into the digital realm, Creators has consistently led the way in the media landscape. We have been challenging the norm since our founding, driven by the belief that creators should retain ownership of their work, characters, and ideas. Now, nearly thirty years later, we continue to adapt as society progresses and technology evolves. At Creators, our mission is to champion creators.

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A Father's Love and His Daughter's Demands, by Annie Lane

8 hours ago | creators.com | Annie Lane

Dear Annie: My husband will be 60 on his next birthday, and despite having asthma, he's in very good shape. Our daughter is 27 and doesn't manage her finances or life very well. She recently asked my husband to help her move as he has done four times previously. He agreed, even though it was just the two of them moving everything. The new apartment is up three flights of stairs and they moved her in on a 98-degree day.
All's Well That Ends Well?, by Susan Estrich

2 days ago | creators.com | Susan Estrich

Not exactly. First of all, it's not clear what "all" exactly means. Was Iran's nuclear capacity really eliminated? What capacity did they actually have? We don't seem to have a consensus within the administration on even the most basic questions, or they wouldn't be pushing back so hard against those who claim that Trump's rhetoric was overblown, which is what Marco Rubio was doing today. Intelligence reviews, we are told, suggest otherwise. Really, who does know?
Tension at the Lake House, by Annie Lane

3 days ago | creators.com | Annie Lane

Dear Annie: Every summer, my husband "Jake" and I spend a week at his parents' lake house in Wisconsin. It's a beautiful spot — right on the water, with pine trees, hummingbirds and a little dock where Jake used to fish as a kid. When we first started dating, I actually looked forward to these trips. I imagined quiet mornings with coffee by the lake, helping out in the kitchen and bonding with his parents, "Barbara" and "Ron."But the reality has turned out to be much more complicated.
Eisenhower, Reagan -- Republican Beacons of Principles Trump Carries On, by Star Parker

3 days ago | creators.com | Star Parker

On Sept. 11, 2001, Muslim fanatics flew planes into the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, killing upward of 3,000 innocent American civilians. Americans asked why? We ask again today. We hear from the Iranian regime, "Death to America," "Death to Israel."Why? The unfortunate answer is, for the fanatics in Iran, our very existence is sufficient reason for them to serve up a death sentence.
A War on Children?, by John Stossel

3 days ago | creators.com | John Stossel

Before Robby Starbuck became a problem for leftist companies, alerting consumers to stupid woke indoctrination policies, he directed music videos. He worked with some big names, like Snoop Dogg and Natalie Portman. In my new video, I remind him that his Snoop Dogg video includes the lyrics: "Set the mood, spoon and groom. ... I can get you high."He replies, "Realizing that this stuff has a negative effect on culture ...
Sanity Over Silence, by Annie Lane

5 days ago | creators.com | Annie Lane

Dear Annie: I've been in a long marriage. In the early years, we had happy times, but things have changed. For a while now, I've been enduring emotional, psychological and verbal abuse from my husband. He often makes humiliating comments about me in front of others. When I try to call him out, he says I'm too sensitive or claims he was just joking. But it doesn't feel like a joke; it feels degrading.
Outside Looking In, by Annie Lane

6 days ago | creators.com | Annie Lane

Dear Annie: I have always felt like the odd one out in my family. I love them deeply, but I cannot ignore the quiet, persistent feeling that I do not quite belong. My two younger brothers, "Tom" and "Michael," are close with each other and with our parents, especially our mom. They talk every day, go on trips together and always seem to be in sync. I, on the other hand, have always felt different. I was more sensitive, more artistic and more emotional growing up.
Is It Love Again or Just Grief?, by Annie Lane

1 week ago | creators.com | Annie Lane

Dear Annie: I might be in love with my sister-in-law. Or to put it more accurately, I think I might be in love with my deceased wife's sister. I'm not sure if we're still truly in-laws anymore. My wife died in a car accident three years ago. Our son was only 11 months old, so he won't remember his mother. My in-laws (both of her parents) and her four siblings have been very good to me, and we've helped each other through the grieving process.
The Question for Donald Trump, by Susan Estrich

1 week ago | creators.com | Susan Estrich

To bomb or not to bomb. That is the question. And the answer is: he'll decide "within the next two weeks."Why two weeks? Because with President Donald Trump, "two weeks" could mean almost anything. Asked two months ago if he could trust Russian President Vladimir Putin, he replied "I'll let you know in two weeks." Still waiting?
When a Good Relationship Still Doesn't Feel Right, by Annie Lane

1 week ago | creators.com | Annie Lane

Dear Annie: I'm 28 and have been dating my boyfriend, "Marcus," for a little over a year. He's kind, funny, responsible — and everyone in my life seems to adore him. The problem is, I don't think I'm in love with him. I've been trying to figure out if it's just a rough patch or if I'm forcing something that's not there. There's no big issue; he treats me well, we rarely argue, and on paper, it looks like we're a perfect match. But I find myself feeling distant and uninterested when we're together.