Recent content by Carolyn

I found that period to be really inspirational as well. You're right, there's a lot to get our creative juices going! I hope to one day read your work!

I hope to read it someday. Sounds like something right up my alley!

Sounds awesome to me!

Found in the book, “A Dragon Walks Into A Bar…" A wizard accidentally cursed himself with invisibility. Worried, he ran to the healers to get it removed. Unfortunately, they couldn’t see him that day. Explore fantasy's delights – food, fiction, fantastical videos, music, creatures, legends &...

I'd like to build a wiki to provide my readers with a more immersive and enjoyable experience. Is it better to just build one on my own website, or on a free wiki website? Many thanks in advance for any advice.

So I've been writing a serial that I thought was really unique, only to find out that magipunk & gaslamp fantasy come closest to what I've created. I was actually very happy to learn this. I'm having a great deal of fun writing it, and I was hoping to find others here who write in a similar...

Not only does that sound like my kind of book, but I LOVE that cover! I can see why someone asked about the font, too. Those are beautiful letters! I'll be getting a copy when I get paid next week! So glad you decided to promote it here!

When creating a fictional culture, what do you think the most important aspect is?

What sort/type of sword would a woman who is 5' 3", with well-developed arms and about 130 pounds be realistically able to wield with some training?

You aren't alone in this - I work the same way.

I write mainly narrative, being a novelist. But in terms of my worldbuilding, I have written a few pieces that are intended to sound like they're excerpts from an atlas or encyclopedia. They were fun, but I prefer narrative. I get swept up in it and find it flows more naturally.

Writing!

Here's the email address of the editor, (Lara), I used a few times. She's easy to work with, reasonable, well-educated and experienced. (And yes, I have her permission to throw her email out there) lczielinsky@gmail.com Good luck!

I agree completely! I figured that if I enjoyed reading a certain genre, I might enjoy the writing of it. Lately that's an odd mix. I have a female domestic terrorist hunting/FLY Team suspense novella series in the works. (I've never read anything quite like it, but I'm told it's out there)...

This is an interesting thought experiment. I think you may have inadvertently helped me with a mythological question in my sci-fi in progress. Thanks!