Cosmic Horror Cares Not What Sits its Throne
In Mage Errant, the cosmic threat is an answer to the question "what horrific extents could extractive capitalism turn to in an effort to preserve itself?"
In Mage Errant, the cosmic threat is an answer to the question "what horrific extents could extractive capitalism turn to in an effort to preserve itself?"
Your ability to create inventive, original, and intriguing worlds is ENTIRELY contingent upon your knowledge of our world.
I had the good fortune to take a couple of science fiction classes with Gunn at the University of Kansas a bit over a decade ago, and I can honestly say I wouldn't be the author I am today without...
If you look at a map of central Asia, there's a sea that doesn't exist on it. If you look at a map of the Western United States...
It hasn't even been two weeks since George Floyd's death, but it feels like it's been so much longer than that. That Lenin quote, “There are decades...
Several authors I know have recently released books you should check out! F. James Blair just released the fourth Bulletproof Witch Novel...
I spend a LOT of time thinking about horror stories. Part of that is, admittedly, just because I really enjoy them. My best friend is a giant...
I have, I think, mentioned before what a big fan of Sarah Lin's series Street Cultivation I am. (Really, of all her stuff, but especially Street Cultivation...
I’ve worn pants less than any other year of my life, which has been glorious, for pants are the devil.
The amazing Bryce O'Connor recently organized a bunch of us fantasy authors into running a mass charity sale to raise money for COVID-19 related causes.
Some words are just so tied into the history, culture, and evolution of a language that they just don't make sense in fantasy novels.
Brandon Sanderson, you already took the "State of the Union" gag with your yearly update, and now I don't know what to call mine.
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