The Art of World-Building The art of world-building, often thought of as something only for fantasy stories filled with dragons and magic, is an essential skill for any writer creating a fictional world. Whether you’re crafting a futuristic galaxy in science fiction, a meticulously detailed past in historical fiction, or even a subtly altered versionContinue reading “Your World, Your Rules”
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Forging Worlds from Broken Shards: What Writers Can Learn from N.K. Jemisin’s The Broken Earth Trilogy
N.K. Jemisin’s The Broken Earth Trilogy isn’t just a significant work of speculative fiction; it’s a great example of narrative craft and thematic depth. Made up of The Fifth Season, The Obelisk Gate, and The Stone Sky, the series managed the impressive feat of each book winning the Hugo Award for Best Novel. For writersContinue reading “Forging Worlds from Broken Shards: What Writers Can Learn from N.K. Jemisin’s The Broken Earth Trilogy”
Worlds of Wonder: Fantasy’s Leading Voices of 2025
The realm of fantasy literature is a boundless expanse of imagination, where worlds are conjured from thin air and characters embark on quests that resonate with our deepest desires and fears. In 2025, this landscape is particularly vibrant, with many talented authors shaping the genre. Today, we delve into the works of five prominent fantasyContinue reading “Worlds of Wonder: Fantasy’s Leading Voices of 2025”
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