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Writing Fight Scenes [kindle edition]

I usually don’t blog on this day, but I had to break tradition. I’ve been on the look out for new books […]

Along the lines of multiple perspectives- how do you keep several distinct voices in your head? How can one author manage to […]

You want to tell your story from 4, 5 or 6 different characters. Maybe even more. This will be a headache, especially […]

We open a vein and pour our blood into our stories. Not something we can help. If we don’t put everything in […]

How do you decided whether to use narrative or dialogue? When I got my manuscript back from the editor, one of the […]

One of my favorite parts of crafting a story is writing dialogue. I read somewhere that to be great at writing dialogue, […]

As you know, I pull a lot of inspiration for my stories from anime, especially powers, character features and weapons. Now, it’s time for […]

How do you curse people out without swearing? Remember the song from “How the Grinch Stole Christmas.” That’s how you do it. […]

As if naming our characters wasn’t hard enough. On top of that, we have to name lands, buildings, foods, cultures, mountains even […]

How do you make sure your characters don’t all sound the same? If you think about it logically, it shouldn’t be possible. […]