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If you’ve ever gone from writing a research paper to working on a short story or any other piece of creative literature, you’ve probably noticed just how different it feels to
World building is one of the most important concepts to exist in the world of fantasy and sci-fi writing and it truly does impact the way a story is, how it
There’s a problem I’ve noticed with many writers out there and that is the feeling of intimidation when it comes to writing their first book or at least even getting to
As we wrap up the last few days of 2024, it’s time to talk about what my top reads of the year were as well as what books really captured my
Epic fantasy as a genre often includes a wide cast of well-developed characters, intricate plotlines, and vastly designed worlds. However, with all of these elements in mind, it can feel definitely
If you’re a writer or you’re looking to get your fellow writer something fun for the holidays, I can tell you that one of the most important tools in any writer’s
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Romantasy has been a big hit in bookstores as of late and it really got its start a few years ago with the release of books like A Court of Thorns
I’ve read a lot of different kinds of books and though I love to read fantasy literature a lot, I decided to take a sort of dive into other forms of
Mentorship is one of the most classic dynamics observed in fantasy stories and often plays a grand role in the shaping of a main character’s life, personality, and growth. Mentors serve
I’ve recently noticed a trend in fantasy, especially with the rise of romantasy, where most relationships that are focused on in books are typically romantic relationships. While I love great and
World building is a very extensive process and the main goal of proper world building is to ensure that your world doesn’t just fit in your story, but also feels immersive