The Kronicles of Korthlundia:

One thing readers of fantasy look for is a journey to a magical world that is unlike the mundane world we all inhabit, so building that w...

(Note: some of the following has been adapted from Rayne Hall's blog .) I can't remember what show I was watching or which book I ...

I have been really busy getting the expanded version of The Goddess's Choice ready for the editor, so I haven't been as faithful in ...

Five years ago this coming April my first novel, The Goddess's Choice , was published by Reliquary Press. I sent them the final version ...

The best writing advice anyone can give: Read, read a lot, then read some more. There has never been a great writer (or even a good one...

I was on a panel at Marscon about religion in science fiction and fantasy. First a personal note, although I grew up in a highly religious h...

Today, in the last in my series on ways of presenting character, we will talk about authorial interpretation or simply, as an author, tellin...

Another way to present your character to the reader is through his/her thoughts. Get inside your character's head and reveal what s/he ...

Today I return to my series about character development. Sorry, I've been away from this for so long, but with the holidays and the end ...

I'm breaking from my series about character development to talk about writing dialogue because something I was reading yesterday slammed...