10 Video Games We’d Love to See as Movies
Far too many movies based on famous games flopped, like the disastrous Mario movie from the nineties. However, despite the massive failures to transform beloved … Read more
Find Your Passion
How I Made $16 My First Year Blogging – And You Can Too!
Start a blog, and the money will flow in! I would know from personal experience. I made $16 during my first year of blogging, and … Read more
Master Character Development: 10 Proven Tips for Compelling Characters
Character development is an essential aspect of storytelling. Audiences want heroes they can root for and side characters they can identify with. Characters are one … Read more
Deep Sea Fishing for an Epic Adventure – Here’s What You Need to Know
Imagine an excursion into the deep oceans to battle the monsters lurking beneath the waves. An ultimate quest for survival between you, the hunter, looking … Read more
Kintsugi: Exploring the Ancient Art of Repair
Think back to the last time you broke a dish. What did you do? In today’s throw-away culture, you more than likely tossed it out … Read more
Lessons Learned from One Year of Blogging
When Partners in Fire turned one year old, we published an article highlighting the lessons learned from the first year of blogging. Although the website … Read more
Want to Start a Travel Journal? Explore the Best Tips, Tricks, and Tools of the Trade!
A travel journal helps you remember the best parts of a trip. It’s a keepsake allowing you to reflect upon your musings and recall the … Read more
Crafting Beyond the Box: How Kitbashing Enhances Model Making
Are you ready to get creative with your model building? If you’re tired of building the same old models from the same old kits, it’s … Read more
Lawful Evil: Tropes, Examples, and How to Best Use this Alignment
Who doesn’t love a villain who follows the rules? Lawful evil characters love law & order, but only when they’re in charge. What is Lawful … Read more
10 Disturbing Behaviours Society is Starting To Normalize
All societies change and adapt, but sometimes, that change isn’t for the better. Sometimes cultures start to normalize things that shouldn’t be happening. The shifts … Read more