Last month, I wrote more on how to set the scene for good fantasy books. This week, I wanted to delve more into the macro-level of things on how to establish an effective history for a fantasy world. Who Needs a History? If you are writing fantasy, namely an epic, it is important that you …
Continued from last month… I felt as if my stomach was about to implode on itself. No elf in the history of the competition had been this young and made it to the finals. There I was, 147 years old, only a small fraction in to my life, and I was facing off against my …
…Continued from October Copperfoot looked me over for a few seconds, remaining silent as I heaved to catch my breath. I couldn’t tell if he was impressed by my performance or simply surprised. Either way, I seemed to have caught him off guard. I was hoping this would buy me a nice little break, but …
