• Published by Rebecca Dolence on December 20, 2024

    Using Personal Reflection to Create Memorable CharactersWriting and Learning Call me crazy, but it feels like this past year flew by as if some great…

  • Published by Rebecca Dolence on October 31, 2024

    Ghouls are the creatures we fear when alone in an vacant spaces. They hide in dark, scary places, such as cemeteries and abandoned buildings, or…

  • Published by Rebecca Dolence on October 30, 2024

    A Guide to Writing Horror for Middle Grade ReadersWriting and Learning Horror is a hair-raising experience to both write and read and fortunately for us,…

  • Published by Rebecca Dolence on October 30, 2024

    Halloween's roots date back to the ancient Celtic festival of Samhain. It symbolizes the cycle of life and death, influencing modern traditions like costumes and…

  • Published by Rebecca Dolence on October 15, 2024

    To write a terrifying story, begin by developing a chilling setting, as it establishes the horror tone. Ordinary locations can become sinister through vivid imagery…

  • Published by Rebecca Dolence on September 30, 2024

    Check under your bed before you turn off the light. You never know what will disturb your slumber. Boggarts lurk in the dark, shadowy corners…

  • Published by Rebecca Dolence on September 13, 2024

    A GUIDE TO STARTING YOUR NOVEL IN THE MIDDLE OF THE ACTIONWriting and Learning Picture it. Your world is built. The central most important characters…

  • Published by Rebecca Dolence on August 30, 2024

    The word Banshee or Bean Sidhe, is pronounced [Ban-Shee]. Ban, meaning woman, and Sidhe meaning fairy mounds or fairy dwellings. This basically translates to “the…

  • Published by Rebecca Dolence on August 15, 2024

    Villains often emerge from tragic experiences that shape their perception and actions. This piece emphasizes that most villains are not inherently evil but are molded…

  • Published by Rebecca Dolence on August 15, 2024

    The article delves into the significance of archetypes in fiction writing, emphasizing that relatable characters are central to engaging readers. It explains the differences between…

  • Published by Rebecca Dolence on August 15, 2024

    Self-editing scenes helps refine your manuscript by focusing on structure and thematic coherence. Each scene, like a puzzle piece, must have conflict, tension, and clear…

  • Published by Rebecca Dolence on July 31, 2024

    The combination of energy and intention are a powerful force. We can pull our energy from a place of love by offering positivity for the…

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  • GHOULS

    October 31, 2024

    Ghouls are the creatures we fear when alone in an vacant spaces. They hide in dark, scary places, such as cemeteries and abandoned buildings, or forests in the middle of no where.

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  • THE BOGGART

    September 30, 2024

    Check under your bed before you turn off the light. You never know what will disturb your slumber. Boggarts lurk in the dark, shadowy corners and prey on your fears.

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  • BANSHEE

    August 30, 2024

    The word Banshee or Bean Sidhe, is pronounced [Ban-Shee]. Ban, meaning woman, and Sidhe meaning fairy mounds or fairy dwellings. This basically translates to “the woman of the hills” or “Woman of the Fairies”.

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  • THE EVIL EYE

    July 31, 2024

    The combination of energy and intention are a powerful force. We can pull our energy from a place of love by offering positivity for the good of someone other than ourselves, or we can choose to use our energy to send negative, and sometimes evil intentions, to cause harm or…

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  • THE PHOENIX

    June 30, 2024

    The Phoenix "Rise from the Ashes" This is such a common phrase we use in our modern vernacular, but where does it derive? We offer these words as though they are encouragement to the recipient. It feels as though every human on the earth understands the Phoenix's timeless phrase as…

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  • THE ANKOU

    May 30, 2024

    Originating out of Celtic Folklore, The Ankou is the taker of souls from this realm to the Otherworld. Seeing or hearing The Ankou is seen as a bad omen; one a person doesn’t wake from [insert evil laugh].

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  • DJINN [JINN, GENIE, JINNI]

    April 30, 2024

    Derived from an ancient Arabic term meaning “covert” or “darkness”-as most Jinn are secretive, covert spirits who remain invisible to humans -that is- unless they wish to be seen...

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