Writing
Self-publishing is not a new concept, but it’s definitely picked up a lot in recent years. For a long time, there was a sort of reputation that had been built up
If you’re looking to get serious about world building, whether that be for your next book, a video game, your next DND campaign, or just because you plain feel like world
One of my favorite genres in literature aside from fantasy has to be the thriller genre. It also happens to be one of my favorites in movies and TV shows as
A prologue often sits at the very beginning of the book and serves as a sort of strange introduction to the story you’re about to read. At first, the prologue may
Writing challenges are always a really good way to get yourself into the writing mood and to actually push yourself to get on that manuscript you’ve been juggling ideas for. Of
The descent into madness is an arc in many character-driven stories where we as readers get to see how a character goes from a stable individual to someone who has essentially
Fantasy is one of the best genres in literature out there. Ever since I was a child, I knew I wanted to write fantasy stories in the future and growing up,
I’ve been an avid gamer for as long as I can remember. For me, video games are absolutely amazing forms of telling stories and have some very complex and intricate systems
If you’re entering the world of writing books, you’ve likely already heard about the idea of beta readers. The writing process itself is a lengthy one that requires drafts, revisions, and
Suspense is a powerful story-telling technique that we see quite a lot in thrillers, horror, action and more. Suspense is a great way to blend tension, quick and slow pacing, plot
The lone wolf character archetype is one that we’ve seen quite often in books, movies, video games, and more. The idea of the lone wolf is complex and intriguing and can
Villains are some of the most versatile, dynamic, and interesting characters in any story. A well-developed, compelling villain will make a reader more engaged with the story versus a story where