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Monthly Archives: January 2013
The Confusing Conundrum a.k.a. My Wishy-Washy Brain
Somewhere between writing a tense scene of traveling through a graveyard and a fun scene of a villain gloating while getting mocked, I came up with an idea. Well, not an idea, but a thought that might be an idea … Continue reading
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Tagged author, characters, comfort zone, drama, experiment, fantasy, genre, horror, new idea, storytelling, writer, writing
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The Lich and The Demon
I should probably give a shout-out to the baddies of my story. There really wasn’t much to their origin. The Lich was the main villain of the D&D game where Luke was born and he summoned the Hellfire Elf to … Continue reading
Posted in Character Origins
Tagged character, characters, demon, evolution, fantasy, fiction, lich, magic, undead, villain
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Runaway Characters
I have a habit of letting my characters wander through a scene without much direction and it has led to a lot of interesting developments over the years. Just recently the wandering writing style has designed how goblin society works … Continue reading
Bouncing Around the Weekend
Have any other writers hit a point in a project where they really want to write the next scene/chapter, but they have too much going on over the weekend to get to it? I’m there now.
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Tagged book, books, drama, excitement, family, fantasy, fiction, impatience, monday, obligations, section, storyteller, storytelling, weekend, writer, writing
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Past Coming Back to Annoy Me
In 2006, I thought it would be a good idea to work with a company to publish my book. By work with a company I mean I pay them to edit and produce while I try to sell and advertise. … Continue reading
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Tagged amazon, author, book, books, failed attempt, frustration, publishing, uh-oh, writing
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Nimby
It’s interesting that this charming, friendly halfling thief became such an integral part to my series. I hate to say this about the little guy, but he is rather cliche. Yet, there is something mysterious and dangerous about him that … Continue reading
Posted in Character Origins
Tagged author, books, characters, evil, fantasy, good, halfling, magic, origin, story, storytelling, thief, writer, writing
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Crushers of Souls and Puppies
I read a post about the characteristics of heroes and it got me thinking about the other side of the equation. How do you write a good villain? I always had more interest in villains than heroes because I realized … Continue reading
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