Picturing Your Dark Fantasy World
Thanks to all your awesome comments to the post Can’t. See. Story, I now have no trouble picturing my world.




Thanks to all your awesome comments to the post Can’t. See. Story, I now have no trouble picturing my world.




I rarely just watch TV. When I have a show playing, I’m usually doing something else like writing, blogging or playing Breath of the Wild. So, I’ve gotten behind on my anime because that’s not something I can just listen to. It’s not in English. Well…it can be but I mostly watch subbed anime. Nothing…
Once again, I’ve got another novel in my head- that make’s six now: 1 series (3 novels), half a series (2 novels) and the first of another series. Usually, when I finish a novel or short story I wonder, just for fun, how it would go if I continued it. Most of the time, nothing…
Thanks everyone for voting for the next Merging Worlds series cover! You are all awesome. It was an interesting race. Number 3 started off strong. It sped ahead of the rest. Then, number 1 got its second wind. It started catching up. But number 3 kept the lead. It won! Here’s the cover for The Lost…
When you’re coming up with a name for your fantasy characters, keep in mind what the reader is bringing with them. You can name your character Dracula. Just note that when readers see it, their first thought will be the vampire among vampires. You’ll have to bridge the gap between what the name means in…
Fantasy/Sci-Fi/Horror Mythic Scribes: Writing Warfare in Fantasy: A Guide to the Battle Scene BookRiot: Defining The End of the World As We Know It: Apocalyptic vs. Dystopia vs. Spec Fic Marty Young: The Wonderfully Horrific World of Female Horror Writers SF Signal: MIND MELD: Our Favorite Horror Novels by Women Stashed Neill Blomkamp Confirms New…
KJ will be awarding an eCopy of Wind to 3 randomly drawn winners via rafflecopter during the tour, and choice of 5 digital books from the Impulse line to a randomly drawn host. Info at the bottom. I absolutely love creating a new world. The reader gets to explore my creation – but so do…
Comments are closed.
That's great that you were able to get a new perspective on your world. 🙂
You can also go back to photos of places, figure out how light plays around with surfaces, that sort of thing, to give you ideas on world building.