by Cole Salao
Parties are rarely simple things in fiction. It’s a setup that never seems to go old when it comes to mysteries and thrillers. You know the trope. Friends, families, or even colleagues gather for what is supposed to be a fun event. However, things quickly go south as...
by Cole Salao
Fantasy fiction is known to be chunky due to the amount of worldbuilding and exposition it requires. But it’s also one of the most versatile genres out there, able to fit within the constraints of poetry and short fiction. While there’s less worldbuilding in...
by Cole Salao
Animation, once commonly used for children’s programs, has also become popular with adults. It’s a refreshing medium that works well in blending mature themes, social commentary, and humor—elements that most adults look for in their entertainment. Animated Series for...
by Cole Salao
Mystery stories had a great start in short fiction. Just look at Edgar Allan Poe’s works, which established the detective story. Each story is a bite-sized piece of suspense that races you towards an explosive, often twisty conclusion. They’re the perfect stories to...
by Cole Salao
Not all role models need to be real people. In the world of fiction, certain characters become enduring symbols of virtue. These are the characters you want to emulate, whether you’re a child or an adult. Sometimes, they exude sheer badassery, while other...
by Cole Salao
Like fantasy, science fiction is known to be quite heavy. However, plenty of science fiction authors have found their initial success through short fiction. You’ll find most of these stories published in anthologies and magazines, especially when pulp magazines...
