I'll take you through what world building is, help you ask yourself the WHY questions, and get you on your way with some points to help create your own world. This is a basics article on world building, more in depth guides will come in the future, but I will give you a solid base to start from.

This guide covers the essentials of formatting your book; from paragraph structure to chapter length, font size to chapter names, and even when to use scene break icons. For many of these topics, there will be separate in-depth guides, but for now, let’s get you started on formatting your novel the right way.

A deep-dive into the planets of our solar system by combining astronomy with Greek and Roman mythology.

Few writers in history have burned as brightly, or fallen as spectacularly, as Oscar Wilde. He was a man of contradictions.

Struggling to market your book? This ultimate Writer’s Guide covers social media, Amazon strategies, book reviews, ads, libraries & more.

Whether your characters are in a bar fight, disciplined martial artists, or streetwise scrappers, here's everything you need to know.

Let’s talk about why we cry, why it’s healthy, and what’s inside those tears that makes them so relieving.

Christmas is like a patchwork quilt sewn together over centuries, borrowing bits and pieces from different cultures, religions, and rituals.

Whether you're team sticky tabs, prefer jotting notes with pens, or a little bit of both, this guide will help you make the most out of it.

In writing there are so many different types of deaths that keeping track of those would require an encyclopedia (or 5). I'll help you.

We’ll dive (pun intended) into how different scenarios—like freshwater, saltwater, or even molasses—affect the body with drownings.

You'll get to know what a heart attack is and how it works, some creative ways to induce a heart attack along with more standard ones.

The higher a place you fall from, the more damage you'll get. But there are some things to look out for when writing a falling scene.

Dramatic, creepy and silent: Liquid Nitrogen. Very underused in stories and so much potential for a creepy yet elegant(-ish) murder.

I'll tell you how human bodies actually decompose, with a timeline and what to expect (and write down) about your very own dead body.

Gaston Leroux was born on May 6, 1868, in Paris, France. Growing up in a prosperous family, he was expected to pursue a respectable career.

You create art, we have a place to sell it. Sounds like a good partnership to us. In this article, we will walk you through our process.

This article delves into the life, work, and enduring legacy of Friedrich Carl von Savigny, exploring how his ideas shaped the field of law.

Their work in collecting and publishing German fairy tales and the German dictionary has entertained and inspired audiences for centuries.

Let’s explore the science behind how light works, and more importantly, how you can use it to your advantage in your everyday life.

The origins of modern bodybuilding with "The Great Competition" of 1901. Learn how Eugen Sandow's vision shaped the future of bodybuilding.

How Eugen Sandow went from being just another strongman to becoming the father of bodybuilding—and the man who made muscles more than circus

We'll explore where dumbbells came from, who thought of them first, how they've changed over time, and why they've become such a big deal.