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Unique Flower Names for Fantasy Characters

Names / Characters, Fantasy

If you’re struggling to come up with a name for a fantasy character, you could end up finding all the inspiration you need in the plant kingdom. Flowers evoke feelings of elegance and grace, which can make flower names most suitable for characters like elves and centaurs, or, if you’re …

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How to Write a Blind or Vision Impaired Character

Writing Advice / Characters

Diversity representation in works of fiction is becoming more and more mainstream, and with good reason! People of all races, genders, and abilities deserve to see themselves represented in the stories they read. However, a lot of representation ends up being poorly researched and presented, and that is often the …

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Curse Your Characters! (Writing About Magical Curses)

Writing Advice / Characters, Fantasy, Plot

If you’re writing a fantasy story, or any story containing magical themes, it’s pretty likely that you’ll end up including some kind of magical curse (also known as a jinx or hex) in the storyline somewhere. A curse can provide a straightforward backstory and motive for a character (not just …

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Tips for Writing a Queer Romance

Writing Advice / Plot, Romance

Writing a queer romance story can be a lot of fun, though it can be nerve-wracking to get started—especially if you don’t fall under the LGBT+ umbrella yourself. How can you be sure you’re not stereotyping your characters or inadvertently falling back on stale old tropes? How do you accurately …

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How to Create an Immersive Fictional World

Writing Advice / Fantasy, Worldbuilding

Creating a fictional world of the caliber of Star Wars or Lord of the Rings is no small task. It’s one of the most overwhelming creative endeavors you can undertake. Even the most creatively driven people can burn out before their fictional world is fully realized, and the reason for …

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How to Write About Magic

Writing Advice / Fantasy, Worldbuilding

Who doesn’t love a story with magic? Whether it’s a lighthearted tale with unicorns and fairies, or a dark and gritty story about witches and dragons, magic has captivated audiences since the dawn of storytelling. It’s no surprise that you’re interested in writing about magic yourself! However, magic is only …

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Creating Plants for a Fictional World

Writing Advice / Fantasy, Worldbuilding

Designing fictional plants is one of my favorite parts of worldbuilding. Plants are weird and wonderful things. They can be microscopic or hundreds of feet tall. Some can glow in the dark, some are carnivores, and some can explode. There are plants that smell like rotting meat, plants that bleed, …

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Character Motivations: The Key to Crafting Believable Characters

Writing Advice / Characters

Character motivations are the driving force behind all stories. Without motivation, no one would want to go off on an adventure, take risks, fall in love, or do any of the things that make a story worth reading. Motivation is necessary in order for a story to have any plot, …

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How to Write a Character in a Coma

Writing Advice / Injuries, Plot

Comas are inherently dramatic, and a popular trope for fiction of all mediums and genres. Despite this, many people who try to include a coma arc in their story end up getting a lot of things wrong. Comas are complicated medical situations with varied outcomes for each individual case. If …

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How to Write About Brain Damage (Accurately!)

Writing Advice / Characters, Injuries, Plot

It’s not uncommon for a character in a story to become concussed—in fact, when was the last time you read or watched someone get knocked unconscious after being bashed in the back of the skull? It was probably recent, wasn’t it? However, despite that being a popular tactic for writers …

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