by Cole Salao
Weird fiction is a subgenre of speculative fiction that re-explores the traditional tropes, characteristics, and descriptions of beings and landscapes in a fictional world. Elements of horror, fantasy, the supernatural, and science fiction are blended together to...
by Kaelyn Barron
Email marketing is the most effective and profitable marketing strategy today. Period. We’ve seen our own books become #1 bestsellers on Amazon in just three hours after we promoted them with nothing but one single email to our subscribers—no review requests, no...
by Cole Salao
Wuxia is a Chinese literary genre that follows the adventures of martial artists, with stories typically set in ancient China. Wuxia novels come in many types but they all exhibit a few core characteristics: the importance of honor, pursuit of glory, fighting...
by Cole Salao
Euphuism (yoo-fyoo-iz-uhm) is a writing style that relies on excessive use of literary techniques and verbal elements. It was most popular in the 1500s and was used to entertain through elaborate language and artificial eloquence. The term originated from...
by Cole Salao |
Until about a century ago, there were no moving pictures to entertain the masses—so the entertainment industry used sounds instead. Radios were the supreme form of media back then, and some of their most popular programs were radio dramas. These were purely acoustic...
