Writing Monsters and Maniacs: A Masterclass in Genre Fiction for Fantasy, Horror, and Science Fiction

Learn to Write Compelling Monsters, Maniacs, Aliens, and Fantasy Creatures

Bestselling authors and screenwriters know you must create Incredible Monsters and Maniacs to hook readers. You can have the greatest plot in the world, but without equally great monsters and maniacs, readers won't care.

This book teaches you how to write dynamite monsters ands maniacs for novels, screenplays, comics, and role-playing games. This Fun, Easy Advice works for science fiction, fantasy, and horror, and regardless of whether you are an aspiring writer or seasoned professional. It also includes over 150 Plot Ideas and lists of magic, psychic, and supernatural powers!

Learn from USA TODAY bestselling author, Jackson Dean Chase, as he teaches you shocking facts and advice аbout:
• Alien and Fantasy Races, including Humanoids like Centaurs, Orcs, Goblins, and Subhuman Cavemen
• Weird Energy Beings (like Astral Predators, Demons, and Ghosts), where they live, and how they possess the living
• Cannibals, Human Familiars (like Renfield and Igor), and all kinds of Maniacs, including psychological profiles into what motivates their evil
• Androids, Cyborgs, Robots, Virtual Reality Nightmares, even Possessed Machines and Maniac Drivers
• Cursed Were-Beasts, Natural Shapeshifters, and Science-Based Shifters (like Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde)
• Undead, including Vampires, Mummies, Zombies, Skeletons, and more
• Wild and Domestic Animals, plus Mutants and Mythological Beasts (such as Dragons)
• A Custom Monster Builder to create monsters, maniacs, and entire races from any planet, afterlife, or dimension
• A complete list of Magic Spells, Psychic Talents, and Supernatural Powers to give your creations unique combinations of strengths and weaknesses
• Hundreds of Book, Movie and TV show recommendations to help you imagine the perfect creature
• INCLUDES OVER 150 PLOT IDEAS to inspire your creativity!
• Everyone loves to write about monsters and mayhem because in writing about evil, we learn how to defeat it. Readers love to be scared, to be thrilled by the unknown, and that's exactly what this book helps you do.