7 Questions to Ask Yourself About Your Urban Fantasy Story
A list of 7 questions to help you get started writing your urban fantasy story.
A list of 7 questions to help you get started writing your urban fantasy story.
Questions you should answer when developing minor characters.
Tips for writing a believable antagonist to make your protagonist's life a little harder. 😉
The enigmatic and brilliant Oscar Ambrose returns with a guide to a tried and true hobby for wizards everywhere: dragon spotting!
Reasons why you should never start your novel with worldbuilding.
Looking to write an urban fantasy story? Here are some urban fantasy prompts to inspire your beautiful brain meat.
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A list of YouTube ambience channels to help you relax, focus, or sleep!
Jordan & Kori from Coffee, Book, & Candle guide readers on how to incorporate carnivalcore aesthetic into their writing.
Mundane utility is the everyday, mundane use of supernatural abilities. Here are five of these awesome powers, with ideas on how your characters might use…
As a writer of spec fic, part of worldbuilding is balancing the incredible abilities featured in your world. Whether they be superpowers, magic, or some…
Sci-fi and fantasy author Kristen Brand guides us through how to create an urban fantasy city!
Love is in the air! Here are four fantasy romance ideas to get your brain meat cookin'.
How to get away with writing an overpowered protagonist, courtesy of author M.C. Burnell!
Author Des M. Astor takes on a journey exploring the wondrous magical animals that make the best steeds and battle beasts!
We're doing this again, but this time we're switching it up and bringing you 5 fantasy cliches you don't have to avoid like the plague.
Looking to write a new story, but not sure where to start? Here are 7 (more) unusual setting ideas to get the brain juices flowing!
"Show don't tell" is advice writers get all the time. But how we do we do that? Easy: think through the five senses!