featured posts
RECENT POSTS
One genre that I think is definitely underrated these days is the military thriller genre. There came a time in the early 2000s when there were lots of these and authors
Romantasy has been a pretty big hit in the world of books lately and if you’ve been reading my posts for a good while now, you’ll know that I like to
If you’ve ever seen Christmas-themed movies or really any winter holiday film before, you’ll probably recognize the age-old small town romance story that takes place over Christmas. It’s a pretty common
Science fiction and fantasy are two of the most popular genres in literature, but many times, they seem to intersect or intertwine in a way that can be confusing on whether
Creating fantasy characters can be one of the most rewarding and challenging parts of worldbuilding. You want your cast to feel vibrant, complex, and alive. In a genre overflowing with chosen
If you’ve ever dreamed of creating your own fictional world filled with distinct cultures, amazing landscapes, and stories that feel alive, then worldbuilding is where it all begins. Whether you’re crafting
In terms of genres, historical fantasy isn’t often one that I’ll opt to pick up. However, when I read the synopsis of The Familiar by Leigh Bardugo, I found myself really
When you feel like you’re stuck staring at a blank page when all you want to do is write your story, it can feel complicated. However, there are methods that many
Rebecca Yarros’s Fourth Wing took the fantasy and romantasy world by storm, blending epic worldbuilding with sizzling romance, high-stakes danger, and characters readers can’t stop thinking about. If you’ve ever wondered
After you’ve written your first draft, you’re probably staring at a very long, very sprawling document that is your manuscript. It’s super exciting to finally finish that first draft, but afterwards
The idea of the author bio is more than just a formality. An author bio is a key part of your personal brand as a writer. Whether it’s on the back
Creating maps for fantasy worlds is one of the most fun processes you can try in world building. A well-drawn map can spark the imagination, grounding a story or game in