Mageheart

Two, four and six all apply to me, if you still need someone to interview!

My biggest goal with my novel Tales is to have some fun lampshading and straight out breaking tropes. It's the entire idea behind it, actually. One of the ways I ...

Thanks for the replies so far, everyone! I really appreciate it.

I recently decided that one of the characters in my novel, Perse, is transgender. Because he's immortal, and lived as a mortal during Ancient Greek times, I was interested in ...

Hi, @queenofscience! I think what the other people who have replied to this forum have given a lot of helpful advice, but I'll try throwing in my two cents as ...

Nothing in particular. I was just having trouble wrapping my head around the idea, but now that I've had a couple of minutes to think about it, it makes a ...

I think your magic system for this book is both interesting and unique! It is a little confusing to me at the moment, but I'm sure it would make more ...

I just realized I should clarify how all of the gods and goddesses coexist in my book's universe. I'm not sure how this will affect future responses to this forum, ...

Thank you all so much for your help! ^_^ @haredrier: I'll definitely check that link out when I get a chance! ^_^ @Rosendorn: I understand that would be difficult because ...

Hi, fellow YWSers! ^_^ My newest novel, Broken Magic has a lot to do with gods and goddesses from various mythologies and religions. I want to have a lot of ...

I have a suggestion for a topic! One topic could be how the media writers consume (articles, books, poems, movies, etc.) influence how and what we write! ^_^

Thanks for the advice, @Megrim and @Kyllorac! ^_^ It seems like using names more often is a safer bet than I thought it would be; I'll also make sure to ...

Thanks for the advice, @Kaos and @Tenyo! ^_^ I'll put it to good use while writing my book (and it's definitely a great excuse to read Little Women again)!

My current writing project, The Case of Schadel H. Kueper , has three female protagonists. I don't want my future readers to become confused when they read it, but I ...

I usually mention descriptions offhandedly in TPL - I'll have a character do something with their hair and mention that the hair is black. Here's a good example: "Glaring at ...