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In the northern reaches of Brackenfell, where mighty warriors settled arguments with their fists and considered a broken nose a perfectly acceptable greeting, there lived a barbarian named Grond.
Giving Your Story a Visual Identity
A moodboard is useful because it gives a story a visual vocabulary before individual scenes ever need to be created.
Minion Resources
Lord Maldrake the Unmerciful installed the suggestion box because his chief torturer informed him that minion morale had reached “concerning levels.” Maldrake found this deeply irritating, mostly because he had assumed fear was an adequate substitute for morale.
The Creative Power of Saying “No”
There is a peculiar moment in writing when absolute freedom stops feeling freeing. Give a writer a blank page and permission to write anything, and suddenly every possibility is competing for attention.