Daniel discusses anti-villains and sympathetic villains. What they are, what they’re not and what benefits or deficits they can bring to a story.

In an era where gritty antiheroes are the norm, Daniel explores if a paragon hero can be as compelling as their edgier counterparts and if there’s still a place for them in modern stories.

What is an antihero and why do we like them so much? Daniel explores both these questions and wonders what the future of storytelling will look like in the face of media’s current saturation with antiheroes.

Daniel shares his thoughts on complaints that stories can be too political, and questions if removing politics from fiction is even possible.

Daniel explores why fiction is so integral to humanity and touches on why he feels the drive to write stories.

Are stories shaped by characters, or are characters shaped by stories? Daniel shares his perspective on this question.

Daniel discusses where his inspiration comes from and where the ideas for the stories shared on his site came from.

Daniel examines why uncertainty is an integral aspect of horror stories - and stories in general.

Daniel describes his writing process and thoughts on story construction.