Inspirational Historical Periods: Part One
This article is about the inspirational historical periods that have inspired me as a writer. They could inspire you as well!
Category: Writing Tips
Writing Sins: How I Overcame My Worst Writing Impulses
Here are the writing sins that I am guilty of, and how I changed my writing for the better. I see no reason why other writers can’t do the same as well.
Studying Creative Writing (As An Undergraduate!)
I am surprised at how much I enjoy studying creative writing as an undergraduate. Now granted, I am just minoringContinue Reading
Writing Memoirs: Is Your Life Interesting Enough?
Those who write memoirs are told their life is not interesting enough. Here’s why that’s a bad practice that needs to be stopped when writing memoirs.
Science Fiction Cities- 10 That Actually Exist
When we think of great science fiction cities, what comes to mind are futuristic places. This makes sense, as alot of people’s perception about science fiction deals with the many metropolises that exist such as Tokyo, Japan. However, let’s dig deeper. Science fiction cities do not necessarily have to be technically advanced, they could also be dystopian or punk-like.
Creative Writing Music: Influential Sounds & Themes
Here is a list of the music that has helped shape my creative writing, and will hopefully help yours! Take your writing in a new direction.
How I Get Writing Inspiration: Creative Writing Tips
Do you need writing inspiration? Here are my creative writing tips that will help create unforgettable and beautiful stories.
Creative Writing Prompts: Part One
Perfect for those writing speculative fiction.
Real Cities & Towns That Will Inspire Any Fantasy Writer
Move over London and New York. There are new players in town.
Is It Okay To Justify On-Screen Violence?
After all, there is nothing more satisfying than seeing a smug jerk get the pointy end of the stick. Usually, my attitude is that viewers are free to enjoy or despise any moment in media. But is it justified? I’m not the moralizing type who screams ‘danger’ at a feather falling, you know? However, I think the issue is a bit more complex than ‘yes’ or ‘no’.