So you’re writing a fantasy story, and the characters must travel across the plains to defeat the evil dragon. Or your character is travelling to
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Welcome back to another clichés post! Today, we’re not picking apart clichés in a certain genre (mainly because I couldn’t decide which genre to do
Have you ever dreamed about growing a huge fanbase for your YA trilogy or series? Do you count success as the number of adoring fans
Hello everyone! Today’s post about worldbuilding comes from my friend, Julia Witmer. Make sure to check out her bio at the bottom of the page.
Are you tired of writing? Let’s talk about some ways to rediscover your love for the written word.
Recently, in trying to escape from life as a college student, I’ve become addicted to several shows I haven’t seen before, especially BBC’s Merlin. I
This post has been a long time in the making, but it’s finally here.
Today I wanted to share a post by my fellow writer, Ethan. I found his advice about combat writing to be extremely helpful, so with
Backstory adds a rich, accessible feeling to your characters. It tells us about your hero’s traumatic past, the villain’s abusive spouse, or the layout of
(Disclaimer: All screenshots are taken from videos that are publicly displayed on Disney’s YouTube channel. I do not own these videos, and I am not