The first of two blog posts about how to create an engaging main character
“Neither The Stark Boy Nor The Tully Bitch Will Cross The Bridge Without Grovelling First” (Lord Walder)
(Situation – Robb Stark and his army of Northmen are near The Twins as they bid to save Lord Eddard Stark.)
The Five Crucial Questions That Writers Must Ask Themselves (And The One To Avoid!)
While I was studying history, a lecturer once quoted Carl Jung and said: “To ask the right question is already half the solution to the
A Threat More Terrifying Than Dragons (Aegon The Conqueror)
(Scenario: Aegon receives a letter from Dorne only to realise that it contains a threat more terrifying than dragons in it. What will he do about it?)
Seven Helpful Tips On How To Approach Writing A Novel
Via making mistakes, I have formulated seven helpful tips that can assist writers approach the novel-writing craft. But what do the seven tips comprise of?
A Lord Laughed At (Tywin Lannister)
Tywin Lannister watches his father, Lord Tytos Lannister, address his court. He watches as his father is laughed at by his vassals. How will Tywin react?