Yesterday in this series, I discussed elements needed to create a good protagonist. Now it’s time to talk about the antagonist because a hero is only as good as his …

In the last article, I talked about a couple of methods you can use to cover up evidence in your mystery stories. Now I will talk about arguably the most …

Murder mysteries are fun, interesting reads that can be short, cozy, comfortable books to enjoy, or they could be dark, personal, deep novels that you think about long after reaching …

Life is complicated. You need to do a million little things throughout the day, and writing is usually not included in that list. You have to keep your house or …

“Doctor Who” is a British sci-fi show that began airing in 1963, was canceled in 1989 and was revived for another run in 2005, which is still going to this …

Finding the right idea for your story can be a challenge. I know many people ask different authors how they get their story ideas. Some small authors give a straightforward …

“The Chronicles of Narnia” is a bestselling, classic children’s fantasy series by author C. S. Lewis. One of the most discussed things about the series is its biblical parallels. The …

Today, I thought I would talk about serialized novels. Those who follow news of what’s coming to Disney Plus super closely have probably heard the term “serialized” before since Disney …

I love bad movies. They’re fun to watch and are usually pretty entertaining. But how can I enjoy something even if I know it’s bad? Isn’t that an oxymoron? How …

Last Saturday, the library in my city hosted a local authors’ convention, and I thought I would attend. (Not as an author, though, because the library does not know I …