Author: Enna L. Foxwood

Aspiring YA Fantasy author who tries many sub-genres of fantasy.

How near-immortal Sorcerers die

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Immortality or near-immortality can make characters sound quite invincible. If they heal fast or never get sick, how can anyone ever kill them? They sound much too powerful and you know what? I don't like invincible characters or beings that are all powerful and no one can EVER kill them off. That just sounds too convenient to have characters like that. It's like flawless characters. That's my personal opinion 😛 So what do I do? I come up with a way for Sorcerers to die.

2020 Accomplishments and 2021 Goals

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So, since 2018 I've written up these accomplishment and goals posts. Here's an update for 2020 and what I have planned for 2021. Now, I have already posted about this on my Instagram, but I'll do it here as well for those of you who don't have Instagram or for those of you who didn't know I had an Instagram account (which is a new thing, btw).

Omniscient Discoveries 6: Double or Single Quotes?

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I've talked about commentary, head hopping, point of view, dialogue, and who's story it's about. In this article, I'm going to talk about why I might put something in double quotes or single quotes.

After Peace: Law Enforcement of Elgana

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During the events of "The Choice of Aurvandil", this law enforcement was a bit shaky. However, after peace was made the law enforcement in "The Gold of Charmteller" is pretty solid. Here is what it looks like.

Internal skirmish is dealt with by the law enforcement of that race. However, there are certain worldwide standards which each law enforcement faction must follow:

Have you thought about this for your fantasy world?

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World building is the base of your fantasy novel. Any amount of imagined something will need to be built to ensure your world will not topple down if someone blew on it. You need to make a steady world and world-building websites might not always give you all the resources you need. Sometimes you have to figure some stuff out yourself and if you haven't gotten there yet, don't worry, I have you covered.