In today's post celebrating May Day, we examine rituals: what they are, what purpose they serve, and how we can use them in stories.

In today's blogpost, we introduce geography and try to disentangle all its many meanings.

In today’s Spooky October blogpost, the great Sun Anne will share her wisdom on how to set up and write compelling fight scenes from beginning to end.

In today's Spooky October blogpost, I discuss weapons in all their glory, including what to think about when you design your own.

In today's blogpost, Anne defines what a character is and their role in the world and in stories.

In today's blogpost, the great Anne Winchell defines the types of critique and gives tips on how to form positive relationships with your critiquers.

In today's blogpost, I discuss what technology is, what makes technology advanced, and what strategies you can use to create your own technologies.

In today's blogpost, Anne and I discuss games: what they are and how to incorporate them into your world and your writing!

In today's blogpost, Anne and I discuss villainy, and more specifically, the honourable kind of villain who has a line that they will not cross.

In today's blogpost, I discuss modern monetary theory and why many writers mistake how states and money interact in modern and post modern societies.

In today's blogpost, Anne and I discuss humor: what it is, why it exists, how to use it in writing, plus we give descriptions of a variety of different types.

In today's post, I discuss spirituality and religion along with the basis for making your own.

In today's post, I discuss how and why colonisation has come about historically and how you can use it in worldbuilding.

Anne Winchell and I talk about how to do speeches, what makes them work, and what makes them fall short.

I discuss holidays in broad strokes to help you know what to think about when you worldbuild

Anne Winchell has a discussion about how to show emotions rather than telling them.

Anne Winchell discusses subtext and how to use it effectively; I sabotage it, sometimes.

I talk about how scary stories can be used to enhance worldbuilding and writing in and of itself, and Anne provides an amazing example.

I discuss how to create new substances and materials so that they feel like they belong to the world.

Anne and I discuss offensive language both as a worldbuilding tool and as something to use in writing.