How To Become a Fantasy Writer: Theme
Consider La Fontaine's fable "The Lion and the Mouse":
One day, a Lion was taking a nap when a mouse started running over him. The Lion woke up, put
Cold sweats
The water splattered over his face as soon as it touched it.
It had been a long trip and check-in was done well past midnight. Something about that country hotel felt strange. The
How To Become a Fantasy Writer: Worldbuilding - History
History, such a complex and dazzling subject, is part of all of us and of our cultures, be it World, Country or, simply, Individual. Trustworthy or not, it reminds us of who we
Lost for Love
He watched, helpless, as the door closed behind her.
His face was sore from the beatings and his eyes were still holding some tears. The betrayal had hurt more than the punches.
Three
How To Become a Fantasy Writer: Narrative Structures
A structure is the arrangement and organization of the different pieces of something complex. When building something that has to take into account different variants, it is normal to have a structure behind