SciFi/Fantasy
Setting the Mood: Musical Strategies for Writing ...
Posted by Our Special Guest | May 26, 2021
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The Rules of Science Fiction & Fantasy Worldbuilding, Part 4: Data Overload
by Our Special Guest | Oct 1, 2018 | SciFi/Fantasy
In SF&F, you have literally worlds of information to convey. Here’s how to inform your readers without data overload.
Read MoreBorrowing from Mythology: A Great Foundation for Your Fantasy Series
by Our Special Guest | Sep 14, 2018 | SciFi/Fantasy
As a writer, you don’t need to totally reinvent the wheel when creating a world for your fantasy novel. Consider borrowing from world mythologies, using these tips from J.T. Evans.
Read MoreThe Rules of Science Fiction & Fantasy Worldbuilding, Part 3: Being Relatable
by Our Special Guest | Aug 22, 2018 | SciFi/Fantasy
When your protagonist is not human, how do you build a connection between your character and your human readers? Brenda Clough offers 7 tips for making SFF characters relatable.
Read MoreThe Rules of Science Fiction & Fantasy Worldbuilding, Part 2
by Our Special Guest | Jul 28, 2018 | SciFi/Fantasy
When writing SF or fantasy, the SF or fantasy element must be core. It can’t be a surface veneer – it has to be in the structure of the work. What does that mean and how do you do it? Accomplished SFF author Brenda Clough explains.
Read MoreThe Rules of Science Fiction & Fantasy Worldbuilding, Part 1
by Our Special Guest | Jul 4, 2018 | SciFi/Fantasy
Think writing science fiction or fantasy means you get to make things up with no regard to rules? Think again!
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