Literary Devices Examples
Literary devices are tools that add emotion, depth, and meaning to stories, helping writers shape mood, theme, and memorable moments through intentional language choices.
The Best Fantasy Books for Teens: Magic, Adventure, and Unforgettable Worlds
The best fantasy books for teens offer magic, adventure, and memorable worlds. From classics like Harry Potter and The Hobbit to modern hits like Shadow and Bone and Children of Blood and Bone, these stories explore courage, identity, friendship, and the challenges of growing up.
Fantasy Books for Kids
Got a little one who wants to dive into fantasy? Here are some great series for kids to immerse themselves in and get a taste for the genre.
Best Fantasy Book Covers
We try not to judge books based on their covers, but let’s face it- we all do. There’s a lot that goes into a winning book cover, let’s dive into all the details you need to know.
High Fantasy vs Low Fantasy: Key Differences Explained
What really is the difference between low fantasy and high fantasy? Let’s break the two subgenres up and find what lies at their core.
Fantasy Writing Prompts to Kickstart Your Imagination
Got writer’s block? Or perhaps you’re struggling to come up with a fresh idea? Get your creativity flowing with fantasy prompts and see where the ideas take you.
Best Cozy Fantasy Books to Add to Your Reading List
For books that feel like a warm cup of tea and a cozy blanket, dive into these fantasy reads. With gentle magic, heartwarming friendships, and charming adventures that soothe the soul.
What is an Omniscient POV? Definition and Writing Guide
Ever read a book with an all-knowing narrator? The omniscient point of view is a great way to introduce deeper world building and get to know your characters more deeply.
Podcast Interview
I was excited to be on Sally Barrilla’s podcast, the Detective Writer, where she very regular interviews a wide range…
What is Story Structure? Definition, Types, and Elements
What is the magic formula that makes up stories? Let’s break down all you need to know about structure and types of stories.
Author’s Log 0705.25
It’s been all go, go, go as we get ready for publication day.
3rd Person Point of View
3rd or 1st person point of view, which is better? Get ready to break down all you need to know about choosing the right POV.
