Blog of Author and Artist Sarah WaterRaven
Though I have yet to read the Lord of the Rings trilogy, I was a HUGE fan of the films when they first came out. I did read and love The Hobbit, and it should be no surprise that I was enamored with the film trilogy that stemmed from it. An unpopular opinion, I know,... Continue Reading →
There are two general categories of writers: Planners and Pantsers Keep in mind that these categories are broad and many writers fall somewhere in between. Planners and Pantsers Planners tend to plan ahead with worldbuilding and chapter outlines, while pantsers like to sit down and let the writing happen on its own. There are definitely... Continue Reading →
Publishing is changing. Do I think Apps like Tapas and Radish are going to replace paperback and ebooks? No, but I do think they have great opportunities for authors and might be one of the best ways to build a readership in the coming years. I put together this Power Point presentation and presented it... Continue Reading →
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C4kuR1gyOeQ Considering how many women have fallen in love with New Scamander, I think it's safe to say that not every man has to look and act like Thor to be adored. In this video, The Pop Culture Detective discusses the refreshing example that Newt gives to young men and women and why it's so... Continue Reading →
When constructing any world, understanding how an environment shapes the animals, plants, and people that live in it will help you provide a better and more enriching experience for your readers, allowing them to get lost in your world and not lost in trying to make sense of it. Let's start with some basic terms.... Continue Reading →
It's officially con season, time to get out your Geek-Gear! With Convention Season almost upon us, I felt it was high time I wrote something useful for new authors and creators looking to increase their sales and grow their platform. Ontario boasts a large number (and growing) of fan-run and commercially-run fantasy and science fiction... Continue Reading →
I thought I might start this blog out with an author intro I wrote for Chris the Story Reading Ape's Blog: How should I introduce myself? I’m not sure where to start, so how about I start with my indecision? I love sunny days and I love rainy days. I feel young and I feel... Continue Reading →
Ravens Hollow 