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Resources and information for writers about the art, craft and/or business of writing fantasy. This category includes fantasy-specific writing tips and articles, markets, workshops, organizations, chat, ezines and newsletters, email lists and research resources.

Subcategories

• Markets

Resources in This Category

• Fantasy Worldbuilding Questions

  http://www.sfwa.org/2009/08/fantasy-worldbuilding-questions/
  An in-depth compilation of questions to help the fantasy writer create a believable imaginary setting.

• Fantasy Writers

  http://www.fantasy-writers.org/
  A free online community for fantasy writers to post their work and receive comments. Features monthly contests, forums and a directory of member pages.

• Fantasy-Schmantasy

  http://fantasy-schmantasy.blogspot.com/
  A guide for genre-fiction authors to finish their novels, build their worlds and figure out the querying process. Susan Chambers, writer.

• Mystical Adventures

  http://bmysticaladventures.runboard.com/
  A message board for writers of fantasy and other adventure stories. The site focuses on writing, editing and getting published.

• Mythic Scribes

  http://mythicscribes.com/
  A weblog on the art of writing fantasy fiction. Features weekly articles on all aspects of writing.

• The Fantasy Guide - Storm the Castle

  http://fantasyguide.stormthecastle.com/index.htm
  Guides, articles and information all about exploring fantasy worlds in books and movies.

• The Feather and the Rose

  http://www.thefeatherandtherose.com/
  Reflections and advice on inspiration, time-management, writing, the journey to publication, as well as baked goods, tea, and life in general by two aspiring young adult fantasy authors.

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