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Fantasy Writing Master Techniques


Everything you need to add depth and texture to your fantasy stories

Next week, ProWritingAid is hosting its first ever Fantasy Writer's Week, a series of events with fantasy experts who will help you develop and strengthen your writing process. To get you in the fantasy-writing mood, we've collected our best fantasy writing articles together in this newsletter. 

Writing a fantasy novel isn't easy. With far-reaching plots, large character casts and vast worlds that you'll build from the metaphorical ground up, there's a lot to consider before you start writing. 

This can be daunting, but don't worry! Keep reading to find detailed guides to help you create convincing characters, immerse your reader in your world and even create whole new species. We also get into the nitty-gritty of outlining and plotting your novel. 

Whatever stage of the fantasy writing process you're at, there's something here for you. 

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Our first ever Fantasy Writer’s Week will be jam-packed with events for fantasy authors. With live sessions with fantasy writers TJ Klune, Angela J. Ford, David Farland, and Stephanie BwaBwa, a world-building workshop, a complete World Anvil software walkthrough, and four fantasy writing workshops, don’t miss this event if you’re passionate about fantasy.

Participants will get access to:

  • Training sessions, workshops and Q&As specifically curated for fantasy writers
  • Daily networking events where you can meet other writers
  • Our dedicated closed Facebook group, just for Fantasy Writer's Week participants

If you love writing fantasy, this is the event for you. 



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