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Monthly Archives: March 2013
Return of the King Effect
I think I’ve noticed a problem with the fourth book and I can’t find a way to fix it. The big action plots end and get closure on chapter 15, but there are still 4 chapters to go. There are … Continue reading
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Let’s say you’re jazzed up about being an author and writing your first book. But there’s this little problem. You don’t quite know what you want to write. That’s right. Before you even put those…
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A Pillow Better Have Exploded Over the House *cursing at end*
I used to have very little issue with the cold of winter. I’d bundle up or muscle through it when I was younger. Then, I did the ‘intelligent’ thing and moved to Florida for 4.5 years before moving back to … Continue reading
Game of Names
I think every fiction writer has had a character where they struggle with the name or even look back and wonder where a name came from. In fact, I find it awkward when people ask me how I came up … Continue reading
Project Phoeinx: Eryx
One of the originals that survived the various changes, I’ve always had the same story for him. He’s a half-demon designed from an experiment to see what happens when demon DNA and angel DNA are combined with human DNA. The … Continue reading
Amused by Myself
I just read a part of my latest book that made me smile because I totally forgot about it. It was only a few lines of dialogue where a character shows he’s more suited to his new role than people … Continue reading
Keriskan Gliders
The Keriskan Gliders rest Hanging in the branches Huddled among the leaves Their emerald skin Bathed in sun and shadow A single arm Grasps their wooden perches Spear-like legs Dangle toward the ground Waiting for the hunt A … Continue reading
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Morning Numbers
I just learned how to search the other Amazon sites for sales. Yes, I’m a slow learner on this one and your laughter is acknowledged. Though, your pointing is entirely unwarranted. Amazon- 875 UK- 6 DE (Told it’s Germany)- 5 … Continue reading
Backtrack Diet
Back to liquid food Like a baby off the teat I miss solid food (I love how the aftercare instructions say ‘gradually reintroduce solid foods’ and there’s really no definition of gradually. Not enough of one to give my impatient … Continue reading
Review: The Dragon’s Disciples by C.N. Faust
This is a long book, but it is entirely worth it. C.N. Faust has created an amazing world that you get to explore throughout the story. It is filled with religious and political intrigue that moves flawlessly from scene to … Continue reading
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