Ask Big Questions to Write Good Science Fiction

Reading time: 11 minutes Science fiction is one of the most flexible and diverse genres in fiction, and that’s why I love it. From post-apocalyptic dystopias to sentient trees with fish inside them, science fiction gives writers and readers the ability to set their own rules for the universe. It allows science fiction authors to […]
Make them suffer: Developing characters under pressure

Try John Yorke’s idea of mini crises to build tension in scenes and create a better connection between your reader and and your protagonist.
The Story Machine

How approaching your writing like an engineer can help you to grease the wheels of your story.