In the magic series, we're going to review a whole host of magic types! Magic systems are more than flashy spells and glowing hands. They're rules, rituals, and consequences—the invisible architecture behind every fireball, healing touch, or whispered curse. Regardless of the type of magic, it needs structure and purpose to truly resonate with readers. We get into how to build a magic system and the importance of it in the D-Script…

It's only natural these days that people are curious about the use of AI in professional settings. This, of course, is also important to a lot of people in fields that have been immediately threatened or encroached upon by generative AI like Claude or ChatGPT. These fields includes ones dear to my heart, such as writing and art. I'm both a writer and an artist!

In the magic series, we're going to review a whole host of magic types! Magic systems are more than flashy spells and glowing hands. They're rules, rituals, and consequences—the invisible architecture behind every fireball, healing touch, or whispered curse. Regardless of the type of magic, it needs structure and purpose to truly resonate with readers. We get into how to build a magic system and the importance of it in the D-Script…

Jump to Descriptions Eyes Mouth General Hands/Arms Body Language/Behaviour Internal Reactions Impact on Mind Voice Walk Definition Emotional pain is an often invisible hurt that comes from loss, trauma, disappointment, or a powerful negative emotional experience. It’s not physical but your body and brain can still respond to it like it is! Emotional pain can make your heart race or stomach twist, cause tears or numbness, affect sleep, appetite, and focus, and/or drive people to act in ways they usually wouldn’t.

In the magic series, we're going to review a whole host of magic types! Magic systems are more than flashy spells and glowing hands. They're rules, rituals, and consequences—the invisible architecture behind every fireball, healing touch, or whispered curse. Regardless of the type of magic, it needs structure and purpose to truly resonate with readers. We get into how to build a magic system and the importance of it in the D-Script…

When writing a novel, it’s important to describe how things look. Colour is a great way of doing that, but it can be tricky if all you use is the basic name.

The article offers an in-depth exploration of love, focusing on its various dimensions including trust, respect, empathy, and emotional bonding. It clarifies that obsession, jealousy, possessivenes…

In the magic series, we're going to review a whole host of magic types! Magic systems are more than flashy spells and glowing hands. They're rules, rituals, and consequences—the invisible architecture behind every fireball, healing touch, or whispered curse. Regardless of the type of magic, it needs structure and purpose to truly resonate with readers. We get into how to build a magic system and the importance of it in the D-Script…

TRIGGER WARNINGThis D-Script discusses subjects that may be triggering to some people (abuse, grooming, sexual assault) Nowadays, people generally understand what consent is. In this D-Script we&#8…

Dreams are wonderful tools in writing. However, they’re often overused, improperly used, or used in place of proper story or character development. It may be your way of inserting information…

In the magic series, we’re going to review a whole host of magic types! Magic systems are more than flashy spells and glowing hands. They’re rules, rituals, and consequences—the invisib…

TRIGGER WARNINGThis D-Script discusses subjects that may be triggering to some people (abuse, grooming, sexual assault) Nowadays, people generally understand what consent is. In this D-Script we&#8…

There aren't too many times that back are mentioned in writing. If they are, it's generally in the context of providing some information about a person being strong or feminine. What isn't often considered is using the back as an example, you can show intimacy, stress, or pain even. It's a phenomenal tool to show, don't tell. However, it would get awkward if you referenced the back more than a two to three times (these are arbitrary numbers) in any one novel unless there was a reason to do so (pointing out scars, tattoos, a deformity, etc.)