Magic—what’s the value or purpose of magic in fiction? This month A Drift of Quills is taking a peek under the corner of the magic carpet. Naturally, we’re talking about why we, as authors of fantasy, write about magic. Since we were wee sprouts we’ve been enchanted (punny, right?) by stories about magical beans, geese, unicorns, dragons, kings, gingerbread houses, swords, ships, and all kinds of diverse things. Magic opens the doors to new ideas, exciting places, amazing people. It encourages our imaginations and broadens our horizons. Best of all, it allows us to step out of the mundane, lift […]
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A Drift of Quills: Picture This (#2)
Today A Drift of Quills goes on a short visual expedition, sharing pictures of the people, places, and things from our latest works.
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A Drift of Quills delves into ruling the world: What things or words can our magic worlds not include?