If the buffalo god is all-powerful, why does he let his people suffer? This resonant myth touches on themes of religion, marriage, parenthood, and patriotism, in the story of a young girl's sacrifice and redemption.
What if you accidentally created the perfect lover - and what if you were already married? This modern faerytale tells a lush story of creation, beautiful people, yearning, and secrecy.
Board Approval by Daniel Marshall Wood (horror)
Obsession, depression, and fear keep some people from leaving their houses; they invites others in. An explanation from a murderer about his intended's life and death, and the better life being created for others.
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When you travel through time, more than the clothes change. Evelyn Browne takes us on a whirlwind tour of Old English, Middle English, and Modern English - what to look out for, how to research, and ways to make archaisms comprehensible to the modern reader.
How to Write Sex by James Lyn
Sex can be intimidating, even for experienced erotica writers trying something new. Find out the best methods of research - and how to figure out what kind of scene you really want to write.
Aliens at the Office Christmas Party: How to Write Subtle Discrimination by Romie Stott
Most genre fiction deals with a collision of cultures: humans and aliens, dwarves and elves, vampires and werewolves, cowboys and Indians. How do you write a relationship that's neither open warfare nor perfect symbiosis, but something in between?
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