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Something Curious Happens

Posted on November 18, 2025 by Stace Dumoski
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When I draft a chapter by hand, something magical happens. It doesn’t matter if I am writing a piece of fiction or a blog post, like I am now. It

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Writing Lessons creativity, fountain pens, handwriting, journals, magic in the real world, resistance, writers block, writing craft, writing help, writing tips Leave a comment

All the Ways I am Magical

Posted on November 11, 2025 by Stace Dumoski
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  My magic lies in my ability to transform letters into words, words into sentences, sentences into scenes, scenes into stories, stories into worlds.  My magic lies in always knowing

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Find the Magic magic, magic in the real world, personal reflection Leave a comment

A Miscellany of Magical Inspiration

Posted on October 31, 2025 by Stace Dumoski
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Like most Substack authors, I started with big ideas of what I hoped to accomplish with my newsletter — insightful essays about my favorite topics, a buzzy community of fellow

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10 Meaningful Quotes from Fantasy Novels

Posted on October 27, 2025 by Stace Dumoski

  I collect quotes from fiction like pieces of broken jewelry, except instead of stashing them in the vanity drawer, I squirrel them away in notebooks and my Notion account.

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Fantasy Studies, Reading List Fantasy Literature, fantasy quotes, quotes, Why I Love Fantasy, Why Read Fantasy Leave a comment

Three Things To Do When You Finish Writing your First Draft

Posted on October 7, 2025 by Stace Dumoski
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You’ve done it! You’ve made it from “Once upon a time…” to “The End” with a path of 80,00 or 100,00 words — even more if you’ve written a fantasy

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Writing Lessons editing, novel editing, novel revision, revision, writing craft, writing help, writing tips Leave a comment
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Stace Dumoski

Fantasy Writer & Editor