Tags: the magik scarf, worldbuilding, young adult fantasy
A Journey into the Enchanting World of Young Adult Fantasy
Hey there, fellow young adventurers! Are you ready to embark on an extraordinary journey to realms filled with magic, mystery, and mythical creatures? If you’re a young adult reader or just have a taste for the fantastical, you’re in for a treat. In this blog post, we’ll dive into the enchanting world of fantasy and discover why it’s a genre like no other. The Power of Imagination: Fantasy books open the door and let your imagination run wild. From flying dragons to talking trees, the possibilities are limitless. These stories inspire creativity and encourage you to envision worlds beyond your
The devil is in the details
Last time, I talked about formatting. Now I want to talk about the details an author goes through with a fantasy novel especially. Like… the map. This detail is one that should not be overlooked if you have the budget. And if you do, let me recommend my artist! Her name is Alyssa Hurlburt and she has opened up for commissions. You can find her here on YouTube. https://youtube.com/@Alyssahurlbert She teaches you how to create a realistic map for your world, but me being me, I am not an artist and preferred getting her to do it because SHE IS
My writing goals
For the remainder of this year, I will have to step up my game. I have to finish getting Magik Scarf out into the world but book two is already underway in the brain game. For a writer, that’s a bonus. There are times when we cannot get ideas to flow, and then there are times when we cannot get them to stop. I have even been dreaming of my next book. That tells me that the ground is fertile and planting won’t be difficult. Book Two in the World of Daegries series will be more epic, more tense and
Hail and Well Met!
This is my first post on my new site! I am currently in my final draft of the first book in my fantasy series, and the road is long. I am still finding myself world-building and my editor is saying STOP! Ha. Such is the writing life! Many questions still to ponder. Makes me think of the old Tolkien walking song: “The Road goes ever on and on out from the door where it began… Now far ahead the Road has gone, Let others follow it who can!” I will be one who follows the road all the way to
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