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Our Friend – The Prologue
Today, Byron Gillan is back on the blog to discuss prologues. Interested in learning more? Read on. Click here for more posts by Byron. A raven-haired woman flees through the night, pursued by a band of villains… A terrible calamity befalls a … Continue reading
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Tagged A Song of Ice and Fire, Advice, Byron Gillan, Fantasy world building, Game of Thrones, George R.R. Martin, Inkshares, Pillars of the Earth, prologue, The Children of the Forest, The Wheel of Time, world builders, world building, world building methods, world building tips
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World Builders — Jodhan Ford
Today, my World Builders guest is Jodhan Ford, author of Kingslayer, currently funding on Inkshares. Jodhan Ford is a devout follower of Messiah Yeshua. He is a husband of one, a father to five, an author of numerous unpublished works, … Continue reading
World Builders — Andrew Wood
Today, my world builders guest is Andrew Wood, author of Storm of Fury, currently funding on Inkshares. I discovered Andrew’s writing and fell in love with it at once, reminded of the voice of Brandon Sanderson and the mood of … Continue reading
World Builders — Emily Kester
Today, my World Builders guest is Emily Kester, author of An Aarainian Tale: The Monarch’s Rabble, currently funding on Inkshares. Emily Kester is the author of An Aarainian Tale: The Monarch’s Rabble and creator of the world of Aarainia and her … Continue reading
World Builders — Ricardo Henriquez
My guest today is Ricardo Henriquez, author of The Catcher’s Trap, currently funding on Inkshares. Ricardo Henriquez was born in Tocopilla, a small fishing in mining town in the north of Chile. At age 17 he moved to Antofagasta, where … Continue reading
World builders and a busy month writing
This last month has been so busy, between continued progress on Blood Dawn and the increasing complexity of balancing my evolving narrative and all the notes that go with it and editing projects. (I’ve edited six books in the last … Continue reading
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Tagged Blood Dawn, epic fantasy writers, John Robin, world building, world building methods
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