Tag: Writing
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The American Tolkien isn’t George R.R. Martin – it’s Stephen King
Time Magazine called George R. R. Martin “The American Tolkien” back in 2005. Since then, it’s been plastered all over his books. And why not? It ... -
Interview with Peter McLean
Peter McLean is the author of the War for the Rose Throne series, including PRIEST OF BONES and PRIEST OF LIES. He was born near London in 1972, ... -
Using History in Fantasy (Guest Post by Toby Frost)
I’m not sure that truth is stranger than fiction, but it’s a lot less neat, and it often throws up unusual ideas that can inspire fantasy ... -
7 Simple Rules for Writing Realistic Combat
Even when reading books in the fantasy genre, few things take me out of a story like a lack of realism. The magic can be fantastical ... -
Author Spotlight: MICAH YONGO
Joining us for today’s Author Spotlight is Micah Yongo! Micah Yongo is a UK-based journalist, writer and videographer. When he’s not writing articles he can be ... -
Author Spotlight – R. F. Kuang
Rebecca F. Kuang is the Nebula, Locus, Campbell, and World Fantasy Award nominated author of The Poppy War and its forthcoming sequel The Dragon Republic (Harper Voyager). She is ... -
Author Spotlight – Danielle E. Shipley
Joining us for today’s Author Spotlight is Danielle E. Shipley! Danielle E. Shipley – author of fairy tales retold, legends reimagined, and other expressions of wishful ... -
Interview with Evan Winter (THE RAGE OF DRAGONS)
Born in England to South American parents, Evan Winter was raised in Africa near the historical territory of his Xhosa ancestors. Evan has always loved fantasy ... -
To Self-Publish Or Not To Self-Publish (Guest Post by R.S. Ford)
Being a writer is a tough, competitive business. Even when you’ve ‘made it’ you haven’t necessarily made it. Many authors are consigned to mid-list hell for ... -
Author Spotlight – D.P. Woolliscroft
Joining us for today’s Author Spotlight is D.P. Woolliscroft! Born in Derby in England, on the day before mid-summers day, David Peter Woolliscroft was very nearly ...
