LaughingCatDog
Acolyte
Hello! I’m Amelia, from US currently coming home from being stationed in Europe. (It’s been a very /interesting/ nine months in Eastern Europe)
I write mostly fantasy, though have been having a blast with sci fi recently. Have about four projects right now that have four chapters each; I’ve found that rotating between projects is hugely helpful in keeping the momentum up in my daily word count and writing discipline.
As for what I have to offer, I know a fair bit about everyday life for women in a variety of “fantasy-source” settings; Roman, medieval, Renaissance, etc.. In particular, I like to understand the everyday lives of small rural environments, villages and hamlets etc., and love to worldbuild or to help others worldbuild the little details that are often forgotten: what is the primary function of a tavern vs. an inn, what does the farm boy MC do every day in the winter vs. the summer, does the farmer breed his own farm horses or buy them elsewhere, how many skilled craftsmen and craftswomen can a small town support, and what businesses are usually run by men, and which by women.
In any case, thank you for reading this far, and I hope you have a wonderful rest of your day!
I write mostly fantasy, though have been having a blast with sci fi recently. Have about four projects right now that have four chapters each; I’ve found that rotating between projects is hugely helpful in keeping the momentum up in my daily word count and writing discipline.
As for what I have to offer, I know a fair bit about everyday life for women in a variety of “fantasy-source” settings; Roman, medieval, Renaissance, etc.. In particular, I like to understand the everyday lives of small rural environments, villages and hamlets etc., and love to worldbuild or to help others worldbuild the little details that are often forgotten: what is the primary function of a tavern vs. an inn, what does the farm boy MC do every day in the winter vs. the summer, does the farmer breed his own farm horses or buy them elsewhere, how many skilled craftsmen and craftswomen can a small town support, and what businesses are usually run by men, and which by women.
In any case, thank you for reading this far, and I hope you have a wonderful rest of your day!