Middle grade fantasy Archives

Book Review: Children of the Fog

by write2igniteconference | Mar 6, 2025 | Book Review, Middle Grade | 4 Comments

Join us for a book review of “Children of the Fog”, Pam Zollman’s character driver, middle grade fantasy novel.

Maggie and The Mountain of Light: MG Fantasy Review by Guest Blogger, Ginger Dennison

by write2igniteconference | Apr 18, 2024 | Author Interview, Book Review, Master Classes | 2 Comments

In conjunction with our Master Class on Saturday, I plan to share reviews of other YA or MG fantasy novels. Some may have explicit Christian content such as Amy Earls' FORBIDDEN REIGN, but others like today's book, MAGGIE AND THE MOUNTAIN OF LIGHT by Mark Snoad, might...

W2I Master Class Review: Writing Christian Fantasy

by write2igniteconference | Apr 15, 2024 | Author Interview, Book Review, Encouragement, Master Classes, Middle Grade, Writing Craft and Resources, Young Adult | 2 Comments

Did you miss our master class on Writing Christian Fantasy with Amy Earls? Check out our recap of the master class highlights.

How Not to Write the Opening Scene of Your Fantasy Book

by write2igniteconference | Mar 25, 2024 | Book Review, Master Classes, Middle Grade, Writing Craft and Resources | 6 Comments

“The Village of Gorgenon, near Alphigaz, floated above the Hoovah as the Pinkletons swam by. As long ago as eleventy Kikes, had the Moopahs overtaken the Quillerton valley. And now, seventeen-five Kikes later, Cocoyaks were bubbling under the surface.” Before you...

Book Review: At Mossingford Gate by B.K Napier

by write2igniteconference | Feb 1, 2024 | Book Review | 5 Comments

Discover the exciting world of “At Mossingford Gate” by B.K. Napier. Filled with sweet characters and a delightful setting.

Throwback Thursday: 3 Reasons to Love “The Girl Who Drank the Moon”

by write2igniteconference | Oct 5, 2023 | Middle Grade | 4 Comments

"There is magic in starlight, of course. This is well known. But because the light travels such a long distance, the magic in it is fragile and diffused, stretched into the most delicate of threads. . . Moonlight, however. That is a different story. Moonlight is...