Stick to the path and you might make it out of the woods alive. #shortstory buff.ly/45J63PH

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Kameron Hurley has a lot of wisdom to share here in this article from Locus Magazine. The future is intrinsically hopeful. buff.ly/2TQQZJL

Barbarian. WIP

You're absolutely right, Susan DeFreitas. First drafts, by their very nature as early versions of a piece of work, are going to have issues. So it's always good to have extra eyes look over your writing to help with revisions. buff.ly/3HvMyim

What is a throughline? Only one of the most important considerations for whatever you’re writing. buff.ly/3i6act2

In a land wracked by misfortune and war, can four travelers come together in common cause to retrieve their stolen property from a powerful wizard? You can find my #novel, Desolate Company, in both #print and #ebook format on #Amazon! buff.ly/41Ji9X5

Doubt is a terrible killer of stories, Kassan Warrad. Even worse, it can plague us every step of the way. buff.ly/3Buh8n7

Kobold

“Imagination is like a muscle. I found out that the more I wrote, the bigger it got.” -Philip José Farmer

If there’s one thing I have always hated it’s the myth of the tortured artist. buff.ly/3CKW5Qt

Repetitive scenes can kill the pacing of your story and lead to readers losing interest in your book. This article from K.M. Weiland shows you how to avoid this issue. buff.ly/3jvTEbq

Fiction that’s derivative isn’t necessarily bad, though it certainly can be. At its best, however, it creates something new atop the foundations of the old. Via Reactor (formerly Tor.com) buff.ly/416lTk7

Stories need conflict, and conflict is ultimately about changing up the status quo. Christopher La Porte goes over why that is and how you can best incorporate its use into your writing. buff.ly/3Duq2oJ

In a land broken by calamity and war, can four travelers come together to retrieve their stolen property from a powerful wizard or will they kill each other first? You can find my #novel, Desolate Company, on #Amazon in both #print and #ebook format! buff.ly/41Ji9X5

It's sad just how true this is. Via Debbie Ridpath Ohi #amwriting

An important question every writer has to ask, sarah callender. buff.ly/3xvL5Uk

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There are no windows, no exits. There is only his guilt. #shortstory buff.ly/42sYAkW

This is a great article from Molly Templeton that posits a thought experiment on how our image of fantastical creatures is influenced heavily by what media we’ve experienced. In this particular case, it’s about dragons. buff.ly/3ZPyeZ4