Roundtable 

Concepts and canon that are not in the books.

Inspiring vs trashy writing.

It seems like the more technologically advanced the world has become, the harder and harder it is for Hollywood to deliver good films.

Although most writers try to avoid stereotypes, clichés, and cheesy moments, they inalterably happen all the time. I am constantly learning while writing my own books, that it takes an impartial observer to point things out.

My honest opinion on Star Wars

Lord of the Rings is perhaps the most beloved fiction of the Twentieth Century, and even today is considered by most the king of high fantasy. Yet perhaps the biggest bridge plot of one particular family is overlooked.

What makes a good children's book stand out above others?

One of the hardest things for a writer to do is to end a project or let go of a story, but sometimes it is necessary.

Probably the most intense and intriguing of all characters, the tragic hero is the portrait of the fallen human race