While AI continues to permeate every aspect of human life, the field of art will always remain a uniquely human endeavor.

This is the story of how I came to recognize my true potential as a fiction writer and what I needed to do to fulfill it.

Currently, the publishing industry is very competitive, and there seems to be no easy answer to finding success. Here's what I believe is the problem for many aspiring authors doing everything they can to stand out.

Interviewing can be a challenging skill to learn, especially if you have social anxiety. Luckily, I was forced to learn it in a way that felt less fearful to me. 

Many life lessons can be learned from the fine art of writing. This is how I applied editing practices to self-improvement.

Writing can affect both your mental health and professional development. Here's how it has affected me.

Journalism and fiction are two types of content I’ve had the privilege of writing. Here’s why I prefer the latter.

Compelling Villains make for great stories, but should we, as a moral society, ever sympathize with them?

Everyone wants to look their best on social media. But what if you're desire to be noticed online clashes with your commitment to be honest?

The Hero's Journey can serve as a metaphor for many aspects of our mortal lives. This blog post focuses on one such metaphor: overcoming the demons that keep us from progressing.

Blending two genres can produce some fascinating results, especially when working on a story you’re passionate about. Here is how my experiment with the process has yielded unexpected fruit.

For many readers like myself, J.R.R. Tolkien is a name that has become synonymous with epic fantasy. His lasting legacy has been an inspiration to many fantasy writers throughout the last century, helping many to become greater authors in the genre themselves. This is how he has inspired me as a fantasy author.

It's not enough to want to promote your message in the stories you tell. You have to understand all the intricacies that go into good storytelling and then apply them to get people to listen to what you have to say—and it all starts with knowing your audience.

If the Divine love us and want the best for us, doesn't it stand to reason that they would communicate their will to use through a language we can all understand? What if that language were an art form, such as storytelling?

Everybody writes for a different reason. Some write for fame, some write for Fortune, and some write to leave a legacy. This is why I write.

Magic systems take many forms in fantasy literature. The one I created for my novels was designed to do more than just offer a means of roleplay for my fans.

This is a blog post that deconstructs the world-building process in fiction writing and discusses how it can benefit one's mental health.

Looking back on all I have learned about good storytelling, the theme is the one thing that ties all other elements of a fictional work together.

From my years in therapy, I have learned one thing that has helped me process my emotions: a simple breathing exercise that, over time, influenced my writing in ways I had never thought it could.

Stories aren’t just some fascinating aspect of the human condition. They are the very reason why I am alive today and why I continue to write my own works of fiction.