Time for another post on how to world build when writing a fantasy novel! (First post available here)
So I’ve been thinking about this a lot since the horrible but all too common events in Paris on Friday…
Last week I drove solo from Jersey City to Raleigh, North Carolina. I stopped in DC for a few days on my way there, but on the way back I drove straight through, so I decided I’d try out an audiobook for the very first time ever…
I’m currently in the process of first-drafting a new manuscript, something I haven’t done in over a year. And I’m quickly remembering all the fun that can be had with first drafts–and also, all the challenges…
It’s been a challenging week, to say the least.
So I’m attempting to write a fantasy novel for the first time ever. Writing in this genre has its pros and cons. Pros: I get to make up the entire world I’m writing about! Cons: I have to make up the entire world I’m writing about…
I’m back! I had a lovely week off driving up and down the east coast of the USA. One of my stops: Washington, DC, where, it being my fourth or fifth time there, I did more than the usual touristy things. I thought I’d share some new things to do in our nation’s capital, particularly […]
Just a note to say I have escaped the confines of NYC for greener (actually, red and orange and golder) pastures. I’ll be back to regular posting next week; until then, hope you’re enjoying the later weeks of fall as much as I am!
No series on writing meet-cutes would be complete without quoting the master of the contemporary YA romance: Stephanie Perkins.
If you like castles and history, I know a place you should go…
