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KEY TO VISIONARY FICTION AS A GENRE Here’s a few of my thoughts, feelings, and experiences with the newly emerging genre of Visionary Fiction.  For me Visionary Fiction is Soulful writing. Why?  Because this type of writing emerges from  a very deep place within the author.  I know from personal experience.  Its writing requires an open heart, open mind–so very open that one…

The Impact of Visionary Fiction on the Real World – W. Bradford Swift

The Impact of Visionary Fiction on the Real World – W. Bradford Swift

ByAaron C. Yeagle

I asked myself a question recently: Can a book of fiction make any significant difference in the real world in which we live? I didn’t get around to asking that question until after thirty years of being a professional author and having published a couple of dozen books. Still, my perspective on writing began to…

Creating a Universe for a Visionary Novel – Part 2 – by Christina Greenaway

Creating a Universe for a Visionary Novel – Part 2 – by Christina Greenaway

ByChristina Greenaway

In Part One of this blog, I covered World Building, the use of a Sacred Force, Time, and Location. Part Two begins with Settings. SETTINGS Interiors can help establish the mood of your novel and support the emotional landscape of your characters. My novel Time Blade follows the main character, Sky Hunter, through several incarnations. In…

Channelling as a Method of Creating Visionary Fiction – Elizabeth Beckett
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Channelling as a Method of Creating Visionary Fiction – Elizabeth Beckett

ByGuest Author

I am always reluctant to describe myself as a writer, because although I have written 7 books and published 5, I didn’t really write them. Well, I was responsible for researching the material, typing them up, and publishing them, and of course I am the sole recipient of the royalties for the books, but did…