Tag: fantasy fiction

5 Tips For Better Physical World-Building In Your Fantasy Novel

World-building is one of the most important parts of fantasy writing – and one that many writers understandably find challenging. As well as things like culture, customs, language, religion and politics, world-building involves the creation of the physical world itself. This is a huge undertaking, especially for writers whose strong point is storytelling, not geography! […]

Sequel Writing and Indie Success: Interview with Helen Scheuerer, Author of ‘Reign of Mist’

Few things get us more excited here at Writer's Edit than a brand-new book release... And the excitement only doubles when it's a Talem Press book from our very own Founding Editor, Helen Scheuerer!

5 Simple Tips For Writing Awesome Urban Fantasy

Urban fantasy is one of the most popular fantasy subgenres around. Defined as stories with magical or supernatural elements that take place in a contemporary city or town setting, the urban fantasy ca

5 Ways To Incorporate Multiple Languages Into Your Fantasy Novel

So you've created a fantastical world full of unique cultures and ideas, and a diverse cast of characters to reflect that. And to add even more depth to your characters and setting, you want to weave in different languages. As a fantasy writer, using multiple languages has probably crossed your mind. While not an absolutely essential […]

Writer’s Edit Launches New Fantasy Fiction Imprint

Hello readers and writers! We've got massive news to share with you today... Writer's Edit has launched a new fantasy fiction imprint: Talem Press! Talem Press is a new publisher of fantasy boo

5 Clichés To Avoid In Your Fantasy Novel

Fantasy fiction demands certain essential elements to fit into the genre and reach the right audience. But in seeking out those essential elements, you might fall prey to some dreaded fantasy cliché