by kingdompen | Oct 6, 2017 | Book Recommendations, Fiction
By Hannah WhatleyI stared at him through the shafts of early morning sun, searching for something behind the blue in his eyes. “A mission?”He looked at me, then nodded. “To find the other half of who you are.”SynopsisHawk and Ion are...
by Graham Jackson | Sep 29, 2017 | Articles, Poetry Tips
When we think about the fantasy genre, our minds’ search engines typically conjure up epic, lengthy narratives about knights and their escapades. In reality, the land of the quotidian, we have to satisfy our hunger for imaginative escape through fantasy novels. Poetry...
by Josiah DeGraaf | Sep 27, 2017 | Video
We’re going to be honest. This video may not be able to tell you how to write the worst fantasy novel ever. Because there are too many published novels already jockeying for the spot. But we’re going to do our best. Because what else are we supposed to do...
by kingdompen | Sep 22, 2017 | Short Stories
By Maya Toman When the elf entered the tavern, everything about him screamed trouble. His long hair, forest-green tunic, leather boots, and runic rings shouldn’t be allowed. He didn’t have an earphone either. Even un-integrateds wore earphones. Maynard...
by kingdompen | Sep 18, 2017 | Articles, World Building
A fine line separates inspiration and imitation, or so the saying goes. Writers struggle to define this boundary more than most artists—they are, after all, rearranging the same twenty-six letters in various patterns judged to be the most pleasing to the mind and ear....
