Xlibris Writing Tips| Action Scenes
Action scenes refer specifically to scenes or sequences dominated by physically demanding actions and manoeuvres. You can find action scenes, whether epic duels, gruelling fistfights, harrowing chases, or others, in almost any genre. Action has been found to be appreciated by both male and female readers, of varying ages. There is a reason people enjoy […] READ MORE |
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Xlibris Writing Tips| Consistency in Fantasy
When writing in the Fantasy Genre, and to a larger extent any genre, maintaining consistency is vital. Lack of consistency can kill a fantasy story. When you write fantasy you are asking the reader to suspend their disbelief and accept a world, a universe of your creation, one that might be completely foreign to the […] READ MORE |
Xlibris Writing Tips| Resources for Authors IV- Myths
Resources for Authors returns with an entry of recommendations about mythology. Wherever there are people there are stories, and the oldest of these stories have become myth and legend. Whether it is the Twelve Labors of Hercules from Greece, the tales of Coyote the Trickster in North America, or the adventures of Momotarō from Japan, […] READ MORE |
Xlibris News| What The Health: Xlibris Book and Netflix Documentary
Xlibris Publishing is proud to announce the recent release of a Netflix documentary with a companion novel published by Xlibris. The documentary, and the novel by the same name, is What The Health by Kip Andersen and Keegan Kuhn, with Eunice Wong as the novel’s co-author. About the Authors Eunice Wong is a multiple-award-winning […] READ MORE |
Xlibris Writing Tips| Resources for Authors III- Ancient Greece
Xlibris Publishing introduces Resources for Authors III- Ancient Greece. The peoples, cultures, and histories of these residents of the northeastern Mediterranean, have been the source of countless stories, books, and writings of all genres. Ancient Greek ideas of democracy and politics have been the source of many modern concepts and approaches of government. Ancient Greek […] READ MORE |