The Art of Writing, Publishing, and Taming Dragons
Sci-Fi & Fantasy Editors’ Blog
This “Redemption” Arc Isn’t Actually About Redemption
Here’s a “redemption” arc you’ve probably seen before, and it may have fallen flat for…
Archetypes Part 3: Inventors and Innocent Monsters
How Frankenstein and his Monster embody the Creator and Innocent archetypes when they go wrong.
5 Science Fiction Subgenres You Should Know
If you write sci-fi, there’s a nearly endless number of subgenres you can incorporate into…
Mythos & Ink is Hiring: Freelance Publicist Wanted
If you have experience in running book publicity campaigns and are interested in working with…
Archetypes Part 2: Rogues and Wise Ones
Shadow and Bone’s Kaz Brekker and Inej Ghafa embody the Outlaw and Sage character archtypes.
5 Marketing Tips for Authors
There are so many things to being an author that are often overlooked, and marketing…
Words Can Light Fires: How to Write Riveting Dialogue
Dialogue can be a tricky aspect to nail down, but when you do, it will…
Cover Reveal for Voice of the Banished by Shelly Campbell
The cover for Shelly Campbell’s upcoming fantasy novel, VOICE OF THE BANISHED, is here! You…
7 Cartographers Who Draw Fantasy Maps
Great cover artists at an affordable rate can be tough to find. We’re here to…
4 Fantasy Books by Non-Binary Authors You Don’t Want to Miss
Some of these books have a large focus on gender identity, others don’t, but all…
7 More Affordable Cover Artists for Sci-Fi and Fantasy Books
Great cover artists at an affordable rate can be tough to find. We’re here to…
Archetypes Part 1: Wise Fools and Loveable Oddballs
This series explores archetype pairings and what makes them interesting.
