The Victim is Your Mystery’s Central Character

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In a new blog post, mystery writer Zara Altair says you should put as much care into creating your murder victim as you do...

What Does Your World-Building Need?

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In a guest post on C.S. Lakin's blog, Kahina Necaise discusses the challenges of fantasy world-building and what you can do to master this skill....

Skimping on Setting is a Crime

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In a post on CrimeReads, Kayte Nunn emphasizes the importance of setting to your crime novel. "A richly drawn, distinctive setting not only anchors...

How to Get Away with Ye Olde Murder

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In a post on CrimeReads, Vanessa Riley offers advice on getting away with murder in the Regency Era. Her first tip is simple: don't do...

Open Every Spec Fic Chaper with a Hook

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In a post on DIY MFA, Disha Walia offers advice for writing a chapter opening hook for speculative fiction. "Entry hooks can be one...

Add Natural Disasters to Your Horror Toolbox

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In a post on CrimeReads, R.J. Jacobs says that using natural disasters as a backdrop for a horror story heightens the tension and fear. If...

Stoke Your Fears to Find a Great SF Premise

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In an article for Writer's Digest, A.G. Riddle shares tips for finding a great premise for your science fiction novel. "Ideas are what motivate...

When Science and Fiction Are More Than Science Fiction

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In their latest episode, the Writing Excuses hosts talk about how the fictional side of science and the scientific side of fiction combine in...

The Beauty of Impossible Murders

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In a post on CrimeReads, A.G. Riddle examines why impossible, locked-room murders are impossible to put down. "At the heart is a murder that, based...

The Horrors of Suburbia

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In an article for Writer's Digest, Maureen Kilmer shares six tips for writing domestic horror. "When I first began writing the book that would...

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