The first series that comes to mind is Keeper Chronicles by J.A. Andrews - epic fantasy, character driven. It's a trilogy, telling one overarching...
Neil Gaiman recently let it be known that he wrote Coraline at 50 words per day: https://twitter.com/neilhimself/status/1468485218373812224
This sounds like a slight misunderstanding. The basic principle is that each month all* money paid for KU subscriptions goes into a pot. It's a...
I'm reading Kingdom of Essence, by Holly Karlsson. It started out as a rather ordinary fantasy story, but things took an unexpected and chilling...
The book I'm currently reading has some issues with pacing. On their own, the sentences and paragraphs flow easily enough, but the story has a...
That sounds like it might be a bit of a chore to read, or does it work? (I haven't read it myself)
I mused a bit more about this, and I'm thinking it might be a little like with people working in the arts these days: musicians, actors, writers,...
I have not given the different races different speech patterns. Early on in the worldbuilding process, I decided that language and communication...
I'm not writing in the real world, but in a fantasy setting where the stories take place in a time period roughly equivalent to the real world of...
The only hack is to get a ghost writer. :P Other than that, it's what Lowan says. Sit down and write. At least, that's the first step. The...
To confuse things even more, there's this, written by another member here: The Short and Scrappy Guide to Novel Writing: Part 1 | Joseph Malik ;)
After Sagacious Wu sadly expired, Er, At, and Wa stood very still for a very long time, not knowing what to do, and waiting for inspiration....
