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Are you ever overwhelmed by just how much information is out there about how to structure your fantasy world, your magic system, your characters, and your pl

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Debunking Top Myths, and Breaking the Rules Are you ever overwhelmed by just how much information is out there about how to structure your fantasy... Abbie Emmons - NEW PODCAST 👉 Write a BETTER Epic Fantasy

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https://www.writersdigest.com/write-better-fiction/4-tips-on-writing-an-epic-fantasy-thats-also-a-page-turner
Here are my tips on writing an epic fantasy that's a page-turner (and not a list of nonexistent flora). Four Tips on Writing an Epic Fantasy That's Also a Page Turner. Tip #1: Create a world that's both logical and impossible. Okay, so you want to fill your world with all sorts of awesomeness—that's great!

https://fantasywriter.medium.com/how-to-write-a-compelling-epic-fantasy-novel-6e634a62d199
5. Revise, Revise, Revise. Writing a compelling epic fantasy novel takes time and patience. Don't be discouraged if your first draft doesn't live up to your expectations. Revise your work extensively. Seek feedback from writing groups or beta readers to fine-tune your story. The end result will be worth the effort.

https://fabledplanet.com/top-tips-on-writing-fantasy-from-successful-novelists/
Rachel Rener. When writing fantasy, it's so important that your characters feel real and fully fleshed out: thoughts, actions, flaws, reactions - all of it. Some writers plot this out in advance, using character journals, character histories, and so on. Other authors hear the characters speaking to them as they write.

https://thoughtsonfantasy.com/2016/04/04/10-common-mistakes-i-see-in-epic-fantasy-writing/
1. Poor Writing. In any genre, stilted or badly written prose will not do a book any favours, however some weaknesses I particularly notice in Epic High Fantasy are: Poor use of archaisms - when clumsily used or over used, archaisms can make a fantasy seem dry, detached, or just downright comical.

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The important thing with a first draft of a first novel is to not get too held up with trying to make it pristine. Almost guaranteed the first draft will suck, and reading it over will make you think you suck. Odds are you don't. And regardless, that's why we have revisions.

https://blog.reedsy.com/how-to-write-a-fantasy-novel/
Read all the fantasy you can. 2. Build your book's fantasy world. 3. Create series-worthy characters. 4. Plot a story that comments on the real world. 5. Write a draft full of compelling detail.

https://richiebilling.com/fantasy-writing/top-tips-on-how-to-write-epic-fantasy
Structure. It's advisable to give your novel a clear beginning, middle, and end. There should be a nice flow to the story, with each scene and chapter gradually leading to the next. A good rule of thumb is to subject your plot to the three-act structure, which splits it into an intro, body, and conclusion.

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The list goes on. Regardless of sub-genre, there are 4 Principles for Writing a Fantasy Novel you need to master if you want to do a good job. Let's get into it! 4 Fantasy Writing Tips. 1) How to Start a Fantasy Story. Every fantasy story need to start with a unique magic system. That's right!

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ADMIN MOD. Getting a fantasy novel published: advice you won't usually hear. This post is aimed at fantasy writers, but some of the advice here will ring true for those seeking publication in other genres. There's a lot of advice out there for new writers, but I find that a lot of it is the same things stated over and over.

https://www.masterclass.com/articles/tips-for-writing-fantasy
Fantasy writing can transport readers to a vast array of fictional realities—from primitive lands ruled by dragons, to familiar spaces cohabitated by superheroes, to futuristic visions where aliens vie for supremacy among the stars. Common to all fantasy, though, is the act of intensive worldbuilding. Without the guardrails of scientific or societal laws, authors are free to invent any sort

https://jerichowriters.com/how-to-write-a-fantasy-novel/
The best preparation for writing fantasy is to read myths and legends from lots of different cultures. Many fantasy classics are longer than the average novel, but you don't have to write a multi-volume epic to break into the fantasy market. Anything from 90,000 to 200,000 words is an acceptable length. Ideally, your novel should be

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Good writing is good writing. In this way fantasy is no different than literary fiction or thrillers or romance. A good book is an engaging story well told. Strong characters, a well evoked world, language that is a pleasure to read.

https://blog.nanowrimo.org/post/662240886277685248/6-tips-and-tricks-for-writing-an-epic-fantasy
Okay, let's cut down to the chase: writing fantasy can be hard. But with a couple of helpful tips and tricks, the load could be lighter. 1. Gather ideas. Dream, read, think, talk, etc. Just gather ideas. Some of the greatest stories have gotten their plots from something normal. For instance, S. D. Smith, the author of The Green Ember, got

https://www.imagineforest.com/blog/how-to-write-a-fantasy-novel/
7. Do your research. Just because you're making stuff up, doesn't mean no research is required. If you want to create a believable fantasy tale, you'll need to do your research on how things work in your fantasy world. Common mistakes fantasy writers make are mixing up titles and classes in characters.

https://nathantudor.com/write-an-epic-fantasy-debut-novel/
Stories have beginnings, middles, and ends. They're not just events strung together; they have unifying themes and ideas. So you need to write the story according to what it requires. I thought The Empire's Lion would be in the range of 100-150,000 words, but it had to be 220,000. I thought Adept Initiate had to be 30-40,000 words, but it

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That is, should we avoid stories that go beyond that magical 120,000-word mark? Most of the truly epic fantasy you read goes well beyond that word count, but at the same time, it's difficult to get published as a debut author with a novel that long. It happens (Rothfuss and Sanderson come to

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Hey guys, I currently researching Sumerian novel to be used as background myth in progress novel. Does anyone know any good fantasy novels that use mesopatamian myth as the basis myth in the story?

https://www.reddit.com/r/fantasywriters/comments/qpdlwp/just_how_do_you_write_an_epic_fantasy_war_that/
One of my long-term writing goals is to do my very own fantasy epic, about a big, multi-POV war against the not!orc hordes of an evil god. There are lots of different scenarios and fantasy staples I want to cover: Big field battles, guerilla campaigns, sea battles, betrayals, magic, dragons, sieges, a character returning from the dead with increased power, and so on.

https://www.reddit.com/r/writing/comments/7xytgb/how_do_you_get_epic_fantasy_published_as_a_new/
Ideally, you would write between 3-10 books before starting your epic so you've put in the hard work of learning how to produce work that is going to be worth the reader's time and money. That's going to take a while, but anything you want to do professionally is going to have a steep learning curve since you're competing against people's best