Del Ray Creative Director Refers to Their Star Wars Books as “Gay and in Space”
A kid’s movie about space wizards with laser swords. SJWs are obsessed with two things; melanin and genitalia. They’re incapable of thinking about much…
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Star Wars: Poe Dameron’s Sexuality Open to Interpretation in New Novel
Disney and Lucasfilm aren’t quite ready to have one of their primary leading characters come out as full-blown gay. So those clamoring for such…
#PenPower Myth Debunk #8: Writing is Just So Scary & Difficult
This week’s post is a bit later than usual. Apologies! I’ve had to hand in several assignments and hit plenty of deadlines this week and…
The Writers Room: An Interview With Roleplaying Author CJ Carella
C.J. Carella has published several novels in assorted genres, from superhero/alternate history to horror and science fiction. After writing over twenty roleplaying books for such…
#PenPower Myth Debunk #7: The Editing Process is Difficult!
We’ve already looked at our superheroes’ writing process in much detail. Writing can be difficult. It can be easy. At times it feels horrible and…
The Writers Room: Interviewing Lance Axt of Pocket Universe
Writer, director, voice actor, and founding member of Pocket Universe Productions, Lance Axt has a lifetime of experience within the audiodrama / audiobook world. He…
#PenPower Myth Debunk #6: Editing is Scarier Than the Writing!
All writers know that writing and editing go hand in hand. Yet whenever someone does an interview with a writer, the editing part is mostly…
Disney Lies About ‘The Last Jedi’ in the Star Wars Art of TROS Book
The Art of The Rise of Skywalker was authored by Phil Szostak. In the book, it looks like either Phil, or one of his…
PLAN B CON: Free Admission to the Online Writer’s Virtual Conference
The Online Writer’s Conference is the premiere digital writing conference in the world. Join us to learn everything you need to know about how…
#PenPower Myth Debunk #5: Writer’s Must Know It All Before Starting
This week’s post deals with how much we must know at the beginning in order to know a good story. This goes a little bit…