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.




In Part 1, we covered the different ways your character’s power can grow. Let’s dive deeper into that. What does leveling up look like. It’s the same as trying to figure out what your child character will be like when they’re an adult later in the book or series. So many factors contribute to the…
I’ve been having like a nerd- week. It’s awesome. In the post, “Writing is About Giving Your Blood” (TAP!), I said I attended a publishing conference in Orlando. There, I won a year subscription to Adobe Creative Suite. I was like okay- I’d never won anything. This is cool. I didn’t realize what this actually…
Voices chase you. They come from everywhere. A cliff blocks your path. Your light explores the rocky surface. It shines on hundreds of tattered coffins resting on stakes above you. Chairs hang beside these wooden terrors. They sway back and forth as though someone is sitting in them, watching you. The ghostly voices stop. Trees…
Me and snow had a little problem over the weekend. More on that later. Before that nasty blizzard hit Chicago, I had an amazing time at ALA’s Midwinter Meeting. I had one monster of a…let’s call it an adventure getting from my home in Brooklyn to the hotel in Chicago. I got lost 3 times….
It took almost 2 years and a lot of roadblocks but The Lost Sciell is here! Being poor without being homeless and then getting a job…I haven’t had a lot of time to work on books. Then, social media marketing takes up a lot of bandwidth. I’ve thought of quitting a couple of times but what…
Since this one appears a lot in anime, I figured it must have some root in Japanese mythology. Image Credit: tvojtatkooo There are different nine-tailed foxes with different stories. For this post, I’ll focus on the Kumiho. A fox that lives a thousand years turns into a Kumiho- like its Japanese and Chinese counterparts the kitsune and the…
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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.