Writing
As a writer, you’ve probably heard a lot about different options for world building and writing tools and planning out there. I personally have written a few articles where I talk
It’s the season for all things spooky and scary and I definitely am a big fan of spooky video games as much as I’m a fan of horror movies and books.
The Blade Itself by Joe Abercrombie is an adult grimdark fantasy book that is the first part of a trilogy known as The First Law trilogy and was published back in
Fantasy is often associated with the concepts of magic and world building in fantasy often includes a lot of mention of magic and magic systems. However, there are some fantasy stories
Tropes and trope-based marketing have been sort of buzzwords in the online writing community and on book communities as well. A lot of books have lately been marketed by showcasing what
As a writer, I often find myself wanting the next best thing for productivity. It’s easy to fall into the game of being unproductive when you’re working from home or even
Writing a book can be quite a complex and interesting journey full of many things to do and can actually be a lot longer than you might think. Many stories do
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
One of the most important parts about writing any manuscript isn’t really just the writing part. Sure, that’s certainly important, but what’s truly important is the idea of editing and revision.
Romance is an ever-growing genre and is still one of the most popular genres out there to this very day. For most of history, we find evidence of romance in literature
There are many different character archetypes that exist out there, from the heroic knight to the villainous villains, but there are also characters that fall between different pre-existing archetypes and one
Oftentimes, when we try to describe our books, it’s more than just describing a genre or a plotline, but also more of describing the feeling that our books have or the