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 practicum, Anne Winchell shows how fictoscience can be used in a fantasy setting.

Today’s blogpost is about AI: what is is, how it works, and how to use it for worldbuilding.

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 blogpost, I discuss socialism and how it is often misunderstood, going through several options one can choose to make their own socialisms.

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.

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

Anne and I categorize various writing genres and the promises they make.

In this blogpost, I discuss my species the Tshutsi, a people famous for their neutrality in interstellar affairs.

Today's blogpost is about energy and power, including how they work and what they can do, plus how to make up new fictional ones.

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

A critique of how Star Trek does worldbuilding: the goods and the bads!

Anne Winchell gives the second half of her rules of writing, focusing on advice and encouragement for writers.

Anne Winchell gives the first half of her rules of writing, focusing on practical advice about storytelling and craft.

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

In this post, I discuss the rules that apply to rulers, their importance in maintaining power, and how to break them to overturn the current ruler.

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