The Art of Writing, Publishing, and Taming Dragons
Sci-Fi & Fantasy Editors’ Blog
Five facts about real-world weaponry that you should know before you include them in your stories.
If you want to add some variety or another layer of complications in your story, consider hitting your characters with interpersonal troubles.
Here are ten books I would bring to the apocalypse (or to a desert island, if the former feels to real right now).
Challenge yourself to think out of the box for your next fantasy story.
In a fictional romance, there needs to be something that keeps your lovestruck characters apart, and this is true for all genres.
Here’s what not to do when your hero has a disability.
When your villain struggles with a medical condition, here are some tips on what to avoid and what to do instead.
Contrary to popular practice, you do not need to write a book that entirely revolves around an illness or disability in order to include those…
One of the default character types in this setting is the Warrior, which means that many protagonists are, by default, male.
Acquiring professional, eye-catching cover art is a key step to publishing a book.
