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D&D 3.5: Wicker the Necromancer Learns About Love
After failing to hold a city for ransom with anthrax zombies (you can read that saga here), both my D&D character Wicker and I were in a ... -
Books and Booze – The Wheel of Time (Guest Post by AC Cobble)
***Warning: this article contains spoilers for The Wheel of Time!*** Hi. I am AC Cobble. If you’ve read my books, you know I’m a huge fan of ... -
Author Spotlight: Mark E. Lacy
Mark E. Lacy was born in Cookeville, Tennessee and has lived in eight different states across the eastern U.S. Currently a handful of grandchildren hold Mark ... -
Ask the Wizard – Soul Man
Raise thy ears up above the level of the torpid mud of reality and fill them with the sweet harmonies of my wisdom. It is I, ... -
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 ... -
Author Spotlight: Ben Galley
Currently hailing from Victoria in Canada, Ben Galley is the author behind the gritty Emaneska Series, the western fantasy Scarlet Star Trilogy, and The Heart of Stone, which won ... -
Fantasy Playlist – The Tower of Living and Dying (Anna Smith Spark)
Novel Playlists from Fantasy Novelists treats each fantasy novel like a feature film and encourages the author to put together their own dream soundtrack. After setting the ... -
Author Spotlight: Melika Dannese Lux
Joining us for today’s Author Spotlight is Melika Dannese Lux! Melika has been an author since the age of fourteen and write novels that incorporate a variety ... -
Words to Live By: Best Writing Advice from J.R.R. Tolkien, Philip K. Dick, and Franz Kafka
Here are some more of my favorite quotes on writing* to follow up on the previous words of wisdom from Terry Pratchett, Neil Gaiman, and Alan ... -
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 ...
