Dragon Soul Press sat down to interview Fairytale Dragons Author Ashley L. Hunt. Where do you get your inspiration? My inspiration comes from a lot of places. Sometimes it's a way I had wished another story ended. Some of it is adventures I would have loved going on, if they were possible. (Anyone know where I … Continue reading Author Interview with Ashley L. Hunt
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Author Interview with Robert Prescott
Dragon Soul Press took a moment to interview All Dark Places 2 Author Robert Prescott. 1. What inspired you to start writing? I caught the bug in high school through reading. I read a lot of fantasy and horror, and I was enthralled with the world building and relationships between the characters I was reading about. … Continue reading Author Interview with Robert Prescott
How to Write Side Characters
When written correctly, side characters can actually be some pretty interesting people. Plus, they add a lot to the story. Yes, we all have to put effort into making our protagonists and antagonists multi-dimensional characters, but that doesn’t mean we’re allowed to forget about our side characters. While they might be minor characters in the … Continue reading How to Write Side Characters
Preptober Plotting Tips
Welcome to Preptober! If you’re like me, you’re probably gearing up for November, which for lots of writers is simply known as NaNoWrimo. I’ve spent the last four years participating in every NaNoWriMo and Camp NaNoWriMo, but I’ve never been able to fully finish a challenge. After much careful consideration, I’ve concluded that it’s probably … Continue reading Preptober Plotting Tips
Narrative Tension for Beginners
Narrative tension. You can’t create a page-turner without it. If there is no tension, the story won’t be very intriguing. How many of us have always dreamed of reading a book about a man who just sits on a bench the entire story? My point exactly. We want to read something that will pull us … Continue reading Narrative Tension for Beginners
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