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Posted by Brian Andrews | Sep 18, 2019

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Posted by Paula Munier | May 27, 2019

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.

Borrowing 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.

The 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.

The 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.