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When I launched my first book, I thought the hard part was over. I’d written the story, revised it a dozen times, and finally hit publish. However, what nobody really says
Horror is one of the most popular genres in movies, gaming, and books out there. We have a whole month pretty much dedicated to all things spooky and scary and horror
Let’s get one thing straight: horror isn’t just about jump scares and ghosts. Horror isn’t about how much gore is in a single frame or how many different monsters you can
In medieval times, we often hear about the heroic knight who takes on the dragon and saves the princess. Now, a lot of people have gotten a bit tired of this
Alright, so imagine this scenario: You pick up a book and you’re immediately captivated by the world, the high stakes, and the plot that’s promising an amazing adventure ahead. However, after
When it comes to telling stories, most of the books you’ll end up reading are very heavily character-driven. What this means is that you need to focus on properly developing your
When we write books, we often tend to gravitate much of our focus towards the main characters and protagonists of the story and sometimes find ourselves possibly neglecting secondary characters. Secondary
You’ve decided that you really want to write an awesome fantasy book. That’s great! Fantasy is an amazing genre that’s full of wonder, excitement, sprawling worlds, and more. However, once you
Concept art often carries with it the connotation of being related to something like a video game or a movie set, but in my opinion, concept art is one of the
Maybe you’ve been told before that one of the best ways to learn how to write isn’t just classroom instruction but also to read other books. However, a lot of people
World building is one of the most exciting parts of writing fantasy, sci-fi, and even historical fiction. You get to create kingdoms, cultures, magic systems, and histories entirely from scratch. It’s
In an age where storytelling remains one of the most powerful forms of human connection, the tools we use to create and share those stories have evolved dramatically. Writing is no