In today’s blogpost, I will discuss perverse incentives. Why are they always so troublesome? Find out!

Today’s blogpost is about a very serious topic: genocide. Proceed with caution.

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, I discuss assimilation, or how one culture gets absorbed into another.

In today’s blogpost, I do a practicum on the Tsxobjezn and a topic that I hold dear: alien queerness! Why this? Read the post and find the hidden reason!

In today's blogpost, Anne and I offer a practicum on ethical animals again, this time focusing on circuses as we explore a circus from Stellima!

Today's topic is propaganda and how it can be used in both worldbuilding and writing.

In this week’s blogpost, Anne and I continue our exploration of building characters by looking at various strategies to define your characters.

In today's blogpost, the magnificent Anne discusses saviour stories, the multiple issues with using them, and the ways you can use them to promote tolerance instead of intolerance.

In today's post, Anne and I discuss bigotry in terms of worldbuilding and how to write about it without endorsing it.

In today's blogpost, I examine the old saying, “History is written by the winners,” and dismantle it to reveal the truth.

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

Anne and I talk about how education and trauma play important roles in how a character becomes who they are.

In this post, I talk about corruption in broad strokes: how it works, and how it can even be useful to some degree.

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

Today’s discussion is all about what I call “the Big Lie” which is inherent to all societies and is fundamental to their function.

Anne Winchell and I talk about how to turn bullfighting into an ethical practice in a scifi setting.

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

Anne Winchell and I discuss characters' childhoods and how they affect their future

I discuss a bit on how one can add new kinds of queerness when reproductive systems change.