Designing the Second CTC Cover
When it was time to design the cover for the second book of my Crazy Tricks Club series, I already knew a few things. First, I was...
Who is Reading YA Books?
I found some interesting reading on Reddit today in a thread from early 2019 that I thought was worth looking at. It’s very challenging to find actual...
Workflow for Creating and Marketing Webfiction
Mcoorlim asked:While I’ve dabbled in serial fiction most of my experience (and my day job) is writing novels. How can I adapt my skills from novelist to...
20 Tips for Writing Successful Webnovels
There are a number of survival strategies that Webnovel authors use to try to keep on top of their relentless workload while keeping their audience happy. These...
The Task Story – A “New” Genre that’s
One of the more fascinating things about the internet is its ability to highlight so many different facets of human nature. The internet has brought out the...
DNA PODCAST 058 – LIGHT NOVELS WITH JUSTUS R STONE
In this episode, Don and Rob head East with Justus R. Stone, YouTube Light Novel Reviewer, to discuss the ins and outs of the Japanese and American...
Write! Shonen Manga!
It’s finally here! Six months ago, I started a “small” project to write a short book on writing Shonen Manga style stories. Now, 310 pages and 90,000...
November 30, 2017
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DNA Podcast 034 -What are litRPGs?
In this episode Don and Rob are joined by the awesome Ramon Meija of the litRPG podcast to talk about the biggest new genre you’ve probably never...
January 27, 2017
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Chinese Web Novel Genres
After posting a link to my recent post about Chinese Xianxia webnovels, I became engaged in a discussion on the Wuxiaworld Forums about the different webnovel genres in...
Xianxia- The Fantasy Genre that’s Dominating Chinese Web Fiction
A little over a year ago, I noticed a Chinese name, Douluo Daolu, on the “top 20 manga” of the site Mangafox.com, which I thought was unusual...