Dawson Nyffenegger

One of the hardest things to nail when writing any story is the beginning. It's really important to try and hook your readers as soon as you can, because if your intro is boring, the reader likely isn't going to find any reason to keep going. For that reason, it's imperative to not overload the reader with massive info dumps or lore. The best thing to do is to give them enough information to keep them interested, but not enough to spoil the book.

Fantasy is a genre that has come a long way since its inception. As many already know, the genre refers to stories that involve the use of magic and monsters, or other concepts that break all known laws of reality. Sometimes these stories are set in our world, with mythical aspects mixed in, other times they are set in completely new worlds invented by the creator.

Video games have come a long way since their inception in the 1970s. The first video games were very simplistic in concept, owing to the limited technology at the time. Now, though, video game developers are able to craft actual narratives in their projects, coming up with a storyline and a script as if it were a movie or a play. Like any other storytelling medium, the writing can really make or break something and is a crucial part of things.