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Canadian author wannabe, is actually 3 imposter syndromes in a trenchcoat. I mostly write low fantasy with occasional steampunk and horror sprinkles
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💘 forbidden love ❄️ winter theme 🌃 urban fantasy 🃏 a gentleman trickster 🔮 magical bonds 🐕 doggy sidekick 🌺 99c 📚 book link: mybook.to/5pPC0t

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✨🍂NEW SHORT STORY🍂✨ 🏹 dark fantasy horror 🎋 a forest of spirits 🫂 two sisters 🪦 a deal made in a cemetery 🗡️ girls protecting girls 🗝️ children outsmarting adults 🌹 no romance ❣️ 99c 🔖 book link: mybook.to/JeltBy 📚 goodreads: www.goodreads.com/book/show/21...

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Everything I write lately is in a low fantasy steampunkish world that has a lot of problems with economic disparity between the nobility and the industrialists vs. the common people after a major war, magical ecological disaster, and the societal disruption of a technological/industrial revolution

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#WeeknightWriters My whole world was built because I wanted steam engines and airships to be a practical, viable technology longer so I added enough magic to make that happen. This story was posted for free and is the only completed one so far: www.royalroad.com/fiction/7420...

submitted 365 days ago • 1 comment

#WeeknightWriters I used to do way too much worldbuilding as a way to procrastinate actually writing anything. These days I set all of my stories in the same setting/world because I already have most of it settled and I can focus on writing stories instead of reinventing magic and steam engines

submitted 365 days ago • 1 comment

#WeeknightWriters Not doing it too much! It's easy for me to get trapped in a cycle of doing world building instead of actually writing anything in said world

submitted 365 days ago • 1 comment

I'm Trevor, currently working on a story set it my low-fantasy, steampunk-ish world following a pseudo-viking warrior woman hired to be the bodyguard of a rich noble couple's teenaged daughter when things go poorly during an airship flight

submitted 365 days ago • 1 comment

It's best to learn the rules of writing before you ignore them. Absolutely write with your own unique voice and style but it's good to at least understand why certain conventions/rules are taught before you reject them outright in favour of your own idiosyncratic approach

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Loved this! A gripping, well-written story from start to finish

submitted 366 days ago • 0 comments

Writers, post something random from your backlist. Don't think. Just do it. This was the first thing I wrote after taking ~a decade off from writing. Basically a steampunkish "Whiskey in the Jar" inspired short story. I don't hate it, which is high praise from me www.royalroad.com/fiction/7420...

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