
Rules vs. Guidelines in Fantasy
The Goblin Emperor author Katherine Addison talks about the rules of fantasy.
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The Goblin Emperor author Katherine Addison talks about the rules of fantasy.
2019 has been a wild year so far, and it’s made a lot of us crave well…a different timeline. Thankfully, Tor authors Annalee Newitz and Alison Wilgus have wrote this year about one of our all-time favorite SFF subjects: TIME TRAVEL. So…Why time travel? Annalee Newitz (The Future of Another Timeline): Honestly, I never wanted…
Amberlough author Lara Elena Donnelly takes on the tropes and trappings of vintage-inspired media.
As its sequel, The Consuming Fire, approaches, John Scalzi discusses the interesting timing of the title The Collapsing Empire, with its 2017 release date.
Everyone loves a good villain. At least, we definitely do! But what does that say about you, as a person? It might mean nothing, but it might mean everything. Not sure if you’d be the hero or the villain? Take our quiz and find out!
When it came to writing Lock In and Head On, John Scalzi decided that the gender of his protagonist was a mystery, even to him.
The stars and prophecy play a big role in Tessa Gratton’s novel The Queens of Innis Lear. But the real question remains: what western zodiac signs fit her characters? Tessa has the answers.
Author V.E. Schwab matches characters from her Shades of Magic series with lines from Lin-Manuel Miranda’s musical Hamilton!
Everyone’s heard of “write what you know” – but what about writing what you don’t know?
A Gathering of Shadows author V. E. Schwab talks about language across the multiple Londons of the Shade of Magic series.