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What Makes A Good Fantasy Story?

The definition of a good fantasy story can be pretty arbitrary. What’s interesting for one person will be boring for another. Defining […]

Dark fantasy is an interesting genre. It’s broad yet simple. It’s difficult to pin down a definition. I usually see it as […]

I like creating a magical fantasy world. I don’t mind books centered around regulars characters. But, I love, love stories where the […]

Writing a fantasy novel often means world-building, even when you’re basing it off a real-world location. I have a love-hate relationship with […]

Fantasy writing lets you create any kind of world you could imagine. You’d think with the year we’re having, that I’d be […]

Often novel writing, especially with fantasy books, is about using a setting you can’t see. Some people are fortunate enough to plan […]

Spiritfarer on the Nintendo Switch has become one of my new favorite obsessions. The game is beautiful. It looks like something out […]

Sometimes, I imagine I have magical powers. As I’m walking through the city, I picture my power manipulating this object or breaking […]

Since I started my job, I had…more trouble finding time to write. Even when I wasn’t working full-time, I was spending more […]

Five characters in my Merging Worlds series, all children, find themselves on a ship- transported there by the enemy. Now, I need […]