Category Archives: Writing
My Writing Process Blog Hop
Normally on Thursdays I do a post pertaining to Tough Traveling with Fantasy Review Barn, which is often my only post of the week, alas, since I’m stuck in the limbo of having a lot of ideas but not being … Continue reading
Book 3 Cover Process #1
Ahh, the book cover work-in-progress posts. I love doing these because I get to ramble about my and D. D. Phillips’ bickery decision-making, and hopefully you folks like them too! Book 3, titled The Living Throne, is still in major … Continue reading
Unbraiding the Narrative
Because I really have nothing to say about today’s Fantasy Review Barn Tough Traveling episode, I figured I should talk about what I’ve been working on. After all, I haven’t done much content recently. The reason is that I’ve started … Continue reading
Influences: Pulse (and other Supernatural Horror)
I haven’t done an Influences post in a while, which is weird because I’d yet to talk about one of my biggest influences: supernatural horror. I may present mostly the superficial fantasy trappings on this blog, but my dreams get … Continue reading
What I Do With My Downtime
Not that anyone asked, but since I’m taking a few days to cool down between finishing the rough draft of The Living Throne and starting the edits, I thought I’d give a glimpse at what I do when I’m not … Continue reading
Upgrades Ahoy!
I’d planned to do a content post yesterday, but shop-talk basically ate my time away. On the plus side, shop-talk forced me to finally commit to this: my own domain! I used to have a website for my writing world … Continue reading
Creating a Fictional Planet’s Calendar
Originally posted on I Read Encyclopedias for Fun:
When humans finally manage to colonise another planet, there will be some significant differences between life on that planet and life on Earth. One of them is the calendar. Why would the…
Culture Composites: Riddian
Picking up on our slow loop through the Imperial Heartlands, in this installment we visit the Kingdom of Riddian. It has been allowed to stay a kingdom because it submitted to the Emperor in the early years of the Imperial … Continue reading
Culture Composites: Corvia
I realized that while I was moving eastward through my cultures, I entirely skipped the Corvish (or Korvii) — which is weird, because they’re some of my favorites. This may have to do with the fact that I am, myself, … Continue reading
The War of Memory Project 