(Entertainment-NewsWire.com, June 23, 2012 ) Cushing, TX -- Fantasy writing is nothing new to the literary world. Whether aspiring writers are gunning for writing fantasy for an adult audience or are trying to write fantasy for children, the fundamental elements of fantasy writing remain the same. Now, blogs such as The Fantasy Novelist and Fantasy Writing Tavern are popping up all around the Web with one primary objective, which is to teach writers how to successfully create a fantasy novel. In addition, new writing sites are appearing that help writers solve general problems pertaining to their craft, such as Writing Mavens, which offers steps for writers to create a remarkable book.
The Fantasy Novelist helps authors to navigate the confusing world of fantasy writing with a bit more clarity. The blog covers different elements of the craft, and it provides helpful tips and writing advice for aspiring writers. Readers will find information about how to get a book published, as well as suggestions for writing children’s books. The blog also gives pointers for revising a book and creating a novel in stages.
At Fantasy Writing Tavern, the author of the blog is a self-proclaimed “budding fantasy novelist and science fiction fanatic.” The author lives and breathes writing, and the blog is the platform for all the most helpful advice one writer can muster. There, visitors will find information about revising their novel drafts, and they will learn ways to finish a fantasy novel by writing it using an incremental process.
Writing Mavens focuses more on general story writing advice for writers. The blog offers useful information for fantasy writers coming of age in a digital era. This includes tips for writing a successful eBook – a new publishing option for fantasy writers that could help get the word out about their work faster than traditional publishing houses have historically been able to accomplish.
Thanks to the advent of the Internet, the world has opened up for fantasy writers. There’s free advice and suggestions a simple search away, and getting published (or self-publishing) is more of a reality instead of just a dream for the average fantasy writer.
About Fantasy Writing:
Fantasy writing is a particular genre of fiction writing marked by its use of elements such as supernatural phenomena, magic, and other general characteristics not found in the real world. The use of such elements serves as the basis for the theme, plot, and setting of a work. In addition, many fantasy stories are set in worlds of magic conjured up by the author’s imagination.
Fantasy is not the same as other genres of fiction writing such as horror and science fiction because it focuses on magical and otherworldly elements as opposed to science-y type writing or writing that deals with gore. To find out more about writing in the fantasy genre, visit The Fantasy Novelist and Fantasy Writing Tavern. To get general tips for writers, head over to Writing Mavens for more information.
