I love a good creation myth. Don’t you? It’s one of the things that makes Fantasy great and also gives a story a truly robust feel. Even… Read more “World building with mythology”
Tag: Fantasy
Exploring Religion vs Science in Fantasy
A few weeks ago, I explored the 4 general plot trajectories for magic in fantasy novels. These ranged from magic as an accepted part of society to… Read more “Exploring Religion vs Science in Fantasy”
The Role of Magic in Speculative Fiction Worlds
Are you familiar with the theory that there are only 7 basic plots and every story can be connected back to one of those basic premises? Man… Read more “The Role of Magic in Speculative Fiction Worlds”
Crossing Mediums: Stories Reinvented
People used to say that television rots your brain. I’ve never believed this to be true. But, watching a story play out as opposed to envisioning it… Read more “Crossing Mediums: Stories Reinvented”
The YOU in Your Characters
Is it true that there is something of yourself in your writing? In your characters? Don’t worry, I’m not going to get deep into literary critical theory… Read more “The YOU in Your Characters”
Reading Recommendation: The Ten Thousand Doors of January
I don’t do book reviews often as I am much more inclined to share a list of what I’m reading and why I’m intrigued by those titles.… Read more “Reading Recommendation: The Ten Thousand Doors of January”
What’s Next
The excitement of publishing my latest book has come and nearly gone. With just a couple of items left to tick off on my to do list,… Read more “What’s Next”
NightWind – Book Birthday!
Happy Friday and happy book birthday to my newest publication, NightWind! All the work and effort was worth it and I am so excited to share with… Read more “NightWind – Book Birthday!”
NightWind Cover Reveal
I’m so excited to share with you today the cover for NightWind! And it’s not a moment too soon as publication day is May 24, 2019! Pre-Order… Read more “NightWind Cover Reveal”
Making the Domestic Literary Worthy
Many people think that Fantasy is hard to write – and it is in its own right. But, as I prepare to make the switch back from… Read more “Making the Domestic Literary Worthy”
Writer vs the World 