Zanzibee

@libby @zanzibee Welcome to the family! My service has been spotty for a few days so I haven’t been able to give y’all a proper welcome, but I’m excited to get to know you guys! Hope you’re enjoying Avensbeck and good luck with your current projects 🙂

🙂 Yes, I always love finding fellow fantasy writers!

I’m currently writing two fantasy novels. I’ve written plenty of old, really bad stories 🙂 But I’ve never finished an entire novel sadly. I’ve written three full short stories (two of which I got published and the third may get published! So wish me luck!) I’m working on one novella and a n…[Read more]

@zanzibee Hey Bree! It’s always great to meet another fantasy writer. 😀 How many books have you written?

@libby If you get confused about anything, ask and I’ll hopefully have some answers. 😉 How long have you been writing? What genre do you like to write in?

Yes, I have lots of time to critique! Send me anything!

Well welcome to you both @zanzibee and @libby ! 😉

@zanzibee, Ooh, you have a ton of time to critique things you say? 😀 😀 😀

Hey, Ben! I like to write adventure books that are almost dystopian(ish) but not quite. They don’t have any future anything but they’re set in the near future.

I also like writing fantasy fiction. What about you?

Welcome, @zanzibee ! What kind of things do you write?

We’ve got two new Avensers! 😀 Please welcome @Zanzibee and @Libby .

If you two have any questions about our guild, go ahead and tag me. 🙂 We’ve got spaces for critiques, prayer requests, our weekly theme discussions, accountability and achievements, and more. They’re pretty straightforward. 🙂

@zanzibee What Mariposa said. You don’t need a villain as long as you have an antagonist or antagonistic force. These forces or individuals don’t need to be evil either. In a classic romance, the love interest is the antagonist as long as she isn’t interested in the protagonist (thus standing away of him and his plot goals). The love interest…[Read more]

@zanzibee I would agree that it’s perfectly okay for a story not to have a villain. Inside Out and Disney’s Cars for example had no villain—but they had character conflict—and that’s more important than having a bad guy. 🙂

Here are a couple articles you might find helpful on the subject:…[Read more]

@zanzibee, I don’t think you would need a villain, but I’ll tag a few guides who would know much better than me.

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