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Aces of Weird: Starve Acre (Andrew Michael Hurley, 2019)
This bleak and atmospheric folk horror novel unearths new horrors in old haunts
Aug 20
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Alec Worley
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Lessons From Earthsea
Ursula K. Le Guin’s 'A Wizard of Earthsea' is a classic, no question. But does anyone still care? Writers and creators of fantasy, neglect this book at…
Jul 24
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Alec Worley
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Mapping the Labyrinth: A No-Mucking-About Beginner’s Guide to Starting Out as a Writer
It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a young person in possession of a desire to write, must be in want of advice from an old fart
Jun 14
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Alec Worley
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Mapping the Labyrinth: A No-Mucking-About Beginner’s Guide to Starting Out as a Writer
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Evolve or Die: Is this the End for Sword and Sorcery?
Can the genre ever move on from Robert E. Howard's Conan? How can writers possibly innovate within this narrow fantasy subgenre? Is the sword and…
Jun 5
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Alec Worley
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Helpless Monsters, Hopeless Writers, and How to Write Horror Comics
Ones from the vaults...
Apr 24
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Alec Worley
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Helpless Monsters, Hopeless Writers, and How to Write Horror Comics
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M.R. James and the Craft of Fear
Learn the subtleties of writing terror from a master of the scary ghost story
Mar 14
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Alec Worley
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Old Sorcery, New Edge: Q&A with Molly Tanzer
The award-winning author of 'The Diabolist's Library' trilogy on her route to writing, taming research and penning the official resurrection of Jirel of…
Feb 12
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Alec Worley
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Old Sorcery, New Edge: Q&A with Molly Tanzer
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Over By Christmas (a short story)
A Weird winter's tale of lost time, lost hearts and one very long night - published here for first time anywhere (30-minute read)
Dec 21, 2023
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Submit or Surrender? Why I Can't Listen To My Own Writing Advice
The torture of cold submissions
Dec 6, 2023
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The Five Types of Twist Ending
Deliver a sting in your tale
Jul 12, 2023
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Alec Worley
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Postcards from the Edge of Somewhere: An Interview with Fantasy Author John French
The award-winning author, scriptwriter and games designer talks craft, getting published and staying focused, as well as revealing his new creator-owned…
Mar 22, 2023
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Alec Worley
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Why Won't Characters Do As They're Told?
Do characters really have a life of their own? Or is it all just marketing bunk and cultural mythmaking? Do writers really commune with the unseen?
Aug 22, 2022
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Alec Worley
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