Author: A.Z. Anthony
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On Writing Servant of Rage – GUEST POST by Alex Knight (SERVANT OF RAGE)
Kill an heir, claim their magic. Subei and his brothers have been raised on stories of the Great Khan, their ancestor who conquered the world with ... -
The Dead Man’s Crusade (Part Four) by A.Z. Anthony
Part One Part Two Part Three Laughing? Now there was something Harper hadn’t heard in a long while. There hadn’t been much to laugh at since ... -
The Dead Man’s Crusade (Part Three) by A.Z. Anthony
Part One Part Two The bloodbath Chen had been expecting inside the palace was noticeably absent. In fact, things were quite tame. One could almost say ... -
The Dead Man’s Crusade (Part Two) by A.Z. Anthony
Part One The Ghangerai warriors had shown the good sense to run. The Zhong soldiers, however, held themselves to a higher standard. Damned fools. They looked ... -
Write of Way #15 – Write True to You
Yeah, yeah. I know, it’s ironic. A ghostwriter telling you to write “true to yourself.” What’s that about, anyway? I mean, what does someone who writes ... -
The Dead Man’s Crusade (Part One) by A.Z. Anthony
It was the place of lesser men to fear the dead. Harper was above their superstitions, was too great a man to fear the ancestors. Or ... -
Write of Way #14 – Write Chronologically, damnit!
Stories are meant to be read chronologically, so they should be written as such! And…there you have it: my argument for why stories should be written ... -
Write of Way #13 – The Importance of Author Branding
When it comes to author branding, I personally prefer a simple design seared onto the hindquarters. I’ve found this makes the branding process less painful for ... -
Write of Way #12 – Be a Grammar Rebel
That’s right, today’s post is about grammar. *Cue terrified screams / pitiful moans* Still, I like you all too much, my valued readers, to subject you ... -
Write of Way #11 – The Cycle of Doubt
It’s a well-known fact of writing that—wait. Is it well-known? Hmm, let’s start again. Every writer, at some point in their career—no. That’s no good either. ...
