We bite into how to worldbuild through food, looking at what the things we eat (or how we eat them) say about character, setting, and more.

Author, illustrator, and Campfire's designer Adam Bassett discusses low-stakes cyberpunk, writing a short story collection, and book marketing.

Covering Einstein's theory of relativity, time dilation, and its portrayal in popular media to help you craft scientifically plausible stories.

Unique timekeeping devices and varied perceptions of time—or their applications—can help you express and explore time in your writing in new, exciting ways.

Lisa Cron's Story Genius method focuses less on classic plotting and more on character development and getting to the heart of each scene.

The library is a favorite setting for writers and readers alike. Let's explore why that is and how you can craft one of your own, with 50+ examples from libraries in fiction and the real world!

Breaking down the theory behind the Fichtean curve, a classic story structure designed to keep your readers hooked.

Climate fiction is a speculative genre that doesn't look to be cooling down any time soon. We look at its history and how to write it!

Let's look at what genre is, how we define genre today, and why it's important to know what genre you’re writing in!