How to Use the Five Senses in Your Fiction Stories
“Show don’t tell” is advice writers get all the time. But how we do we do that? Easy: think through the five senses!
When you write a story, you are building a world, no matter how grounded in reality that world is meant to be. These posts are meant to help you brainstorm worldbuilding for your story!
“Show don’t tell” is advice writers get all the time. But how we do we do that? Easy: think through the five senses!
Maybe everything is a quest. Hell, I don’t know. But I’m here to gift you beloved noodles with some fantasy plot ideas that are not the traditional “journey to find something and stop the bad guy” quest.
What are some ways to subvert The Chosen One trope in a way that will keep your readers guessing?
When you think of different mythical creatures and monsters, what do they sound like? Here are five great animals that make sounds you could apply to the mythical beings in your world!
We saw lots of cool superpowers/magic abilities in media, but what about the many forgotten ones with lots of potential?
I want to help you blessed writers find new ways to destroy your fictional world. Hey, what’s a good story without some world-ending conflict?
What are some things you should keep in mind when creating a fictional city?
Inspiration in worldbuilding is great; caricatures are not. Here are some tips on how to create fictional cultures without causing harm to any cultures you take inspiration from.
Hey, they’re used often for a reason, right? Here are some scifi cliches we shouldn’t be avoiding.
Aw snap, here we go again.
What are some other good questions to ask when you get to the city building part of the worldbuilding process?
We see lots of cool jobs in fantasy and sci-fi. But what are some jobs you can’t feature in your next sci-fi or fantasy story that don’t appear as much?
Looking for ideas for a new story? Here are some unusual story setting ideas to consider writing about!