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Is Writing Your Dream or Fantasy? (Plus, a giveaway!)

Is Writing Your Dream or Fantasy? (Plus, a giveaway!)

by Jill Williamson | Aug 30, 2023 | Author Life, Encouragement, Getting Published, Guest Posts, Learning from Other Authors, Writing, Writing Life

Crystal Grant is a daydreamer who adores freshly-baked cookies and anything with fur or feathers. During the day, she strives to instill a love of books and learning within her young students. As a hearing-impaired, home-school graduate, she found her voice in writing...
Writing a New Story: Creating Characters with the Story Equation

Writing a New Story: Creating Characters with the Story Equation

by Jill Williamson | Aug 16, 2023 | Brainstorming, Characters, Writing

Jill here! It’s so exciting to be back for another year of blogging. At the top of my To Do list is a short novel for Sunrise Publishing that will kick off the Blood of Kings Legends series. Each time I write a new book, I experiment with the process and try to...
Creating a Map for Your World, Part 2: Adding the Details

Creating a Map for Your World, Part 2: Adding the Details

by Jill Williamson | May 24, 2023 | Brainstorming, Creativity, Fantasy, Setting, World Building, Writing Exercise

Last week, I wrote a post called Creating a Map for Your World: How to Get Started, which was the first half of two-week series on map-making for novelists. Today we are going deeper. We’re going to talk about what kinds of details you can add to your maps and...
Creating a Map for Your World: How to Get Started

Creating a Map for Your World: How to Get Started

by Jill Williamson | May 17, 2023 | Brainstorming, Creativity, Fantasy, Speculative Fiction, World Building

I’m a storyworld first author. This means, I must spend time creating my world before I can start writing. For me, this process usually starts with drawing a map. It’s no secret how much I love book maps, so I’m going to post about them for the next...
What I Learned From My Editors: Dialogue Attribution

What I Learned From My Editors: Dialogue Attribution

by Jill Williamson | Apr 19, 2023 | Dialogue, Editing, Punctuation, Tips From Editors

As I’ve been mentoring my Blood of Kings Legends authors, I’ve found myself going back to some of the things I learned from my first few editors in the publishing industry. These were the people who taught me many of the hard and fast “rules” of writing that I missed...
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