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Tag Archives: fantasy
Worldbuilding: The Writer’s Favourite Distraction
Discover how worldbuilding became the fantasy writer’s favourite distraction, procrastination dressed up as progress.
Mirrors in the Mud
An exhausted and despairing soldier is navigating the muddy rivers of the labyrinthine trenches of enemy territory, until he comes face to face with someone he never expected to…
The Flame of Story: Guiding Light or Raging Fire?
Every story is a flame – a flame with the potential to heal, or to harm. Discover the difference.
Seared Scallops and Ashes
A weary chef, a strange diner, and a midnight meal that serves more than food. Take a seat, something’s cooking at the Crossroads Café.
Types of Conflict Used in Stories
Explore seven types of conflict used in stories to help characters move and grow, pushing them continually towards their goals.
The Main Plot Patterns Used to Create Every Story
Discover the main plot patterns used to create every story and how to keep the audience engaged.
Are Theme and Message the Same Thing in a Story?
Discover the
The Storytelling Mastery Of Weta Workshop [Escape Off The Road]
Escape Off The Road is a collectable statue created as part of Wētā Workshop’s Masters Collection in celebration of the 20th anniversary of The Lord Of The Rings: The Fellowship Of The Ring.
We’re going to examine the storytelling mastery of Wētā Workshop, using this fine art sculpture as our exhibit.
Tolkien Reading Day – The Love & Friendship Of Gandalf & Bilbo
Well, it’s finally upon us, the 25th March, or as we better know it; Tolkien Reading Day! This time around I’ve decided to read through several passages of both The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings by JRR Tolkien, to read about the love and friendship of Gandalf and Bilbo Baggins.
Sketches & Storytelling - Art, Illustration, and Storytelling 