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Graphic Novel / Fantasy
Sign up for our newsletter to receive sneak peeks of upcoming novels, giveaway opportunities, writing tips, and a copy of So You’ve Written a Book. Now What? In this e-book resource, our editor walks you through the publishing process, including the various options available to writers, how query letters work, and what to look for in a contract.
In this vibrantly-illustrated graphic novel, a mute warrior named Thrud and her companion, Kvasir (a sentient puddle of god-spit she carries around in a flask), explore a post-Ragnarok Norse world. The stories, told through a series of short vignettes, are delightful twists on familiar tales from Norse mythology. Encountering gods, sea giants, viking hordes, magical artifacts, and more, Thrud never backs down from a brawl!
Here’s a “redemption” arc you’ve probably seen before, and it may have fallen flat for you, but perhaps you didn’t think much about why.
How Frankenstein and his Monster embody the Creator and Innocent archetypes when they go wrong.
If you write sci-fi, there’s a nearly endless number of subgenres you can incorporate into your novel. Here are five you might be interested in (they’re beloved for a reason!).
Discord is a free chat app for gamers and other communities. We use it to discuss worldbuilding, chat about goals, read books on craft together, and cheer each other on!
The Wayfarer’s Guide to Worldbuilding podcast is a tool to help writers, DMs, and creatives build unique, scientific, and magical worlds. Each episode explores one facet of worldbuilding and gives practical advice on how to design these elements.
Hosted by the Mythos & Ink staff, the podcast explores strong examples of worldbuilding from science fiction and fantasy books, TV shows, and movies, and offers a glimpse into the behind-the-scenes world of publishing.
