4 Tropes to Avoid When Your Villain has a Disability
When your villain struggles with a medical condition, here are some tips on what to avoid and what to do instead.
How to Craft Characters with Disabilities
Contrary to popular practice, you do not need to write a book that entirely revolves around an illness or disability in…
How Medieval Settings Can Promote Gender Inequality
One of the default character types in this setting is the Warrior, which means that many protagonists are, by default,…
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There's still time to send us sci-fi themed devotionals for Thy Geekdom Come, vol. 2!
Call for Submissions: Thy Geekdom Come 2 Devotional | Mythos & Ink
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Submit your devotional for publication in our upcoming book, Thy Geekdom Come 2!While we are huge Lord of the Rings fans, it's nice to see other backdrops in fantasy novels.
4 Fantasy Settings that Aren't Medieval Britain | Mythos & Ink
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Challenge yourself to think out of the box for your next fantasy story.In this month's newsletter, we provide resources on editing and writing characters with disabilities. - mailchi.mp/9a3ba93b0de4/editing
The Nature of Editing and Writing Disabled Characters
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What are the different styles of editing? How do you self-edit? What does a good editor look like? Here are some resources on the topic to keep you informed when it's time to polish your manuscript:Another important piece in our tropes series:
3 Tropes to Avoid When Your Hero has a Disability | Mythos & Ink
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Here's what not to do when your hero has a disability.Check out this guest post from our proofreader, and learn what words to avoid to sharpen your prose.
Three Ways to Avoid Vague Writing | Mythos & Ink
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To improve your writing, eliminate vague words.
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During the challenges we all face during the COVID-19 pandemic, membership in the Mythmaker's Guild, Mythos & Ink's Facebook community for writers, is free! Join for the writing challenges, discussions, and encouragement. #writingcommunity #writingtips https://www.facebook.com/groups/mythmakersguild/
Since it's a time of reading and entertaining ourselves at home, here's a list of some awesome books. What are your top 10 re-readable books? #rereadablebooks #reading #bookrecommendations #scifi #fantasy https://aealexander.com/ten-re-readable-sci-fi-and-fantasy-books/
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