Worldbuilding for Urban Fantasy

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In an article for Writer's Digest, Steve McHugh shares five tips for writing urban fantasy. Stick to the Rules of the World You’ve Created. That sounds...

Journal Your Mystery Clues

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In a new post, Zara Altair suggests a method for keeping track of the clues in your murder mystery. "As a writer constructing your...

The Moral Heart of Thrilling Immorality

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In a post on CrimeReads, Jennifer Lynn Alvarez says that morality is the beating heart of thriller stories, even though their characters act immorally....

A Structure for Your Horror Story

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In a post on Novlr, Pamela Koehne-Drube suggests a plot structure for writing terrifying horror fiction. "There are no hard and fast rules for...

Your Horror Story Can Still Examine Weighty Topics

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In an article for The Writer, Aigner Loren Wilson discusses how to incorporate serious themes in your horror stories. "Writers use horror to explore...

Fear is a Big Motivator

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In a post on Writer Unboxed, Kelsey Allagood says horror has a lot to teach us about fear and ourselves. Using The Blair Witch Project...

Three Writers Share The Psychology of Horror

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In an article for The Writer, Melissa Hart interviews three horror writers to discuss the psychology behind their creations. L. Marie Wood Wood likes the flexibility...

Are You Writing Horror or Terror? Is There a Difference?

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In a post on Writers in the Storm, Eldred Bird examines the difference between horror and terror. "I often hear the terms terror and horror...

Tips for Writing an Eerie Ghost Story

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In a guest post on Janice Hardy's Fiction University, Rayne Hall offers advice for writing a spooky ghost story. First, all good ghost stories are...

Advice for Using Ecology in World-Building

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In a post on the SFWA blog, J. Dianne Dotson says that ecology should be part of your worldbuilding for any genre fiction. "Whether...

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