Fantasy Delayed
1.1 I wrote this shortly after coming up with the premise of my #WIP. It has evolved a bit over the last year or so but has largely stayed intact. It’s currently considered canon at this point of my worldbuilding and is becoming an important defining moment for my protagonist. I plan to write more…
From the beginning I have used my background in anthropology to create my worlds. Comparing them before I began the trek to earn my degree to now, is beyond satisfying. This series will approach topics such as technology, taboos, bias, factions, applied geography and prejudice. A while back, in the early stages of my own…
This is a topic that has crossed my mind here and there, most often while watching a reboot TV show or movie. There are times it bothers me seeing a favorite character turned female (or vice versa). That’s a statement that can start a war of words online these days, but hear me out a…
As you create your world(s), do you consider events that could or have changed the trajectory of a civilization? Is there a moment in time or a stage of evolution that will later affect an entire continent to the point it “falls behind,” other civilizations? In other words, does your world have a Tsetse? That…
These are a list of the history books that I have been using during my research for Memories of Empire. While not all of them were purchased through Amazon, I find it easier to use them for reference. I love to use Bookfinder.com when it comes to buying used books, they make the hard work…
I wanted to put together a quick post on some of my favorite resources in writing. Being a writer of fantasy means I get to create my world from the ground up. This also means I have a lot I need to organize and keep straight. So what do I use? Lets go over them….
Two and a half years ago, when I first reserved this domain, I branded the blog aptly. The Procrastinator’s Saga was intended to document my struggles to focus and write as I worked on my first novel. A lot has happened since then. COVID, births, moving across state lines, new jobs, the list goes on….
