Georgia

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Fantasy writer. Romantasy addict. Here to help you craft unforgettable worlds, slow-burn tension, and characters who make readers ache. Expect writing tips, trope deep-dives, and the occasional spicy take.

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🧙‍♂️A Beginner’s Guide to High Fantasy vs. Low Fantasy
Fantasy is a vast, glittering kingdom — filled with dragons, magic, ancient prophecies, morally questionable princes, and the occasional sentient sword that has far too many opinions. But not all fantasy worlds are built the same. If you’ve ever dipped a toe into the genre, you’ve probably encountered two terms that sound deceptively simple:
By Georgia2 months ago in Writers
✏️ Editing Your Own Work
Editing your own writing is a strange form of magic — it’s where you transform chaos into clarity, good sentences into great ones, and your 3 a.m. brain dump into something that actually makes sense. But let’s be real: self-editing is hard. You’ve read your words so many times that you stop seeing them. Typos vanish, pacing blurs, and suddenly every paragraph either feels like a masterpiece or a disaster.
By Georgia2 months ago in Writers
🧰 The Writer’s Toolbox:
If writing is both an art and a calling, then productivity is the scaffolding that holds it up—holding space for creativity, clarity, and the occasional spiral into chaos. Whether you’re a seasoned author, a hopeful NaNoWriMo participant, or a blogger looking to streamline your workflow, your tools can make or break your writing lifestyle.
By Georgia2 months ago in Writers
Language Creation: How Much Is Too Much?
“Every language is a map of human experience.” — Margaret Atwood As a fantasy writer, I love nothing more than stumbling across a beautifully crafted fictional language — until it becomes a full-blown cryptic crossword puzzle that derails the plot.
By Georgia4 months ago in Writers
Writing Powerful Queens, Kings, and Rulers in Fantasy
“Power doesn’t corrupt. It reveals.” — Often true in life, always true in fiction. Let’s be honest: we’ve all read a fantasy book where the so-called “ruler” is more cardboard than crown. Bland, stiff, and strangely uninspiring — even though they supposedly command empires. But when it’s done right? A fantasy queen or king can be utterly magnetic. You remember them. You quote them. You might even accidentally start modeling your own confidence after them (I’ve been there).
By Georgia4 months ago in Writers
Active Voice vs. Passive Voice:
“The dog bit the man” is not the same as “The man was bitten by the dog.” — Know the difference. When it comes to writing strong, compelling prose, voice matters. And I don’t mean your narrative voice — I mean the grammatical voice of your sentences: active or passive. These two forms shape how your reader processes action, information, and even character agency. Mastering when to use each can elevate your writing from competent to commanding.
By Georgia4 months ago in Writers
The Secret to Writing Pacing That Hooks Readers
“Good pacing doesn’t mean writing fast. It means writing right.” Pacing is one of those elusive craft elements that can make or break a reader’s experience. Get it wrong, and even your most explosive scenes will feel like a slog. Get it right, and you’ll have readers losing sleep over your story — just one more chapter, they swear. So what is pacing, really? And how do you master it without bulldozing your voice?
By Georgia4 months ago in Writers
The Best Fantasy Standalones
“One life is too short for endless series. Let’s dive into magic and be done with it — until we want more.” Life is busy, and sometimes you want fantasy that doesn’t demand a marathon commitment. That’s where standalone fantasy shines: a full world, deep character, and complete arc — all wrapped up nicely. Here’s a beautifully curated list of ten standout standalone fantasy novels, perfect for when you’re craving escapism but time is not on your side:
By Georgia4 months ago in BookClub
Why Writers Fall in Love With Their Characters
“They’re fictional. I know. And yet — I’d die for them.” Writers get it. Or maybe we don’t, and that’s why we’re so emotionally attached to people who exist solely in our heads. I’ve cried over my characters. I’ve argued with them, obsessed over them, rooted for them like they were my own chaotic children. And yes — I’ve had full-on crushes on them.
By Georgia4 months ago in Writers
Magical Creatures Without the Clichés
“If I see one more sassy talking cat or a dragon with daddy issues, I might scream.” Let’s be honest: magical creatures are part of what makes fantasy sparkle. They lift us out of the ordinary and into the wondrous. But all too often, they also fall into painfully predictable tropes. You know the ones. The wise old centaur. The rebellious fae prince. The brooding werewolf with a soft side. Yawn.
By Georgia4 months ago in Writers
How to Write Descriptions That Don’t Bore Readers
“Don’t just describe the room — make me feel like I’ve stepped inside it.” We’ve all read that one book (or three) where the descriptions feel like someone hit pause on the story to give you a furniture catalogue. And look — I get it. Description is hard. You want to paint a vivid picture, but not drown your reader in a sea of adjectives. So, how do you write description that actually enhances the story, rather than dragging it down?
By Georgia4 months ago in Writers
Indie Romantasy Authors You Should Be Reading Right Now
Romantasy is having its moment — and honestly, I’m here for it. The genre has exploded in recent years, blending sweeping fantasy worlds with heart-stopping romance, slow-burn tension, and just the right amount of angst. But here’s the thing: a lot of the magic is happening in indie publishing.
By Georgia5 months ago in BookClub

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🧙‍♂️A Beginner’s Guide to High Fantasy vs. Low Fantasy

✏️ Editing Your Own Work

🧰 The Writer’s Toolbox:

Language Creation: How Much Is Too Much?

Writing Powerful Queens, Kings, and Rulers in Fantasy

Active Voice vs. Passive Voice:

The Secret to Writing Pacing That Hooks Readers

The Best Fantasy Standalones

Why Writers Fall in Love With Their Characters

Magical Creatures Without the Clichés

How to Write Descriptions That Don’t Bore Readers

Indie Romantasy Authors You Should Be Reading Right Now

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