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You wanted it, and here it is! Let's talk about writing rain in your novels without being cliche about it.

Describe It: Rain

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Ideas for Writing Spirit Magic

In the magic series, we’re going to review a whole host of magic types! Magic systems are more than flashy spells and glowing hands. They’re rules, rituals, and consequences—the invisible architecture behind every fireball, healing touch, or whispered curse. Regardless of the type of magic, it needs structure and purpose to truly resonate with readers. We get into how to build a magic system and…

Ideas for Writing Spirit Magic

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Time magic is one of the most powerful kinds of magic there is, and one of the hardest to write. Consider these writing tips!

Ideas for Writing Time Magic

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When writing magic into your novels, have you considered the world of dream magic? Let's talk about how to do it!

Ideas for Writing Dream Magic

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All you fantasy writers out there, we've got help for you on how to write fire magic!

Ideas for Writing Fire Magic

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When writing, it's important to learn how to scale injuries as to not lose impact. Let's talk about it!

Writing Injuries: The Art of Appropriate Scaling

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Describe It: Vengeful

We all get a little vengeful sometimes, but how do you write that villain who has it seething beneath the surface? Get some inspiration here! #amwriting #writingcommunity #authors

Jump to Descriptions Eyes Mouth Jaw/Neck General Hands/Arms Body Language/Behaviour Internal Reactions Impact on Mind/Body Voice Walk Definition Vengeful: having a strong desire to harm someone in return for a perceived injury, wrong, or insult – essentially, seeking revenge or retribution. This desire to harm may be physically, emotionally, socially, etc. Synonym Strength These are…

Describe It: Vengeful

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The Art of the Chase Scene: Being Chased

At their core, chase scenes are powerful tools for character development, plot advancement, and engagement. A well-crafted chase scene reveals who a character really is through the decisions they make under pressure. When your protagonist must choose between helping a fallen bystander or catching the villain, their split-second decision tells readers volumes about them. The way a character…

The Art of the Chase Scene: Being Chased