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Metaphysical elements in fiction writing – sound vibrations
Hello, SE’ers! It’s Jan again, with another segment exploring another way to add different metaphysical elements to fiction writing. Today I’m going … Metaphysical elements in fiction writing – sound vibrations
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The Danger of Taking Too Much Advice
Probably not the safest post to make when you recently released a ‘how to’ book. Do I Need to Use a Dragon? is full of advice, so you would think an author would want people to use as much of it as … Continue reading
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Tagged advice, author, do I need to use a dragon, giving advice, going too far, mistakes, overcompensating, taking advice, tips, writers, writing
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Tightening our Prose: Filter Words
Diana’s AI-generated image Greetings, Storytellers. Diana here today to start off a series on Tightening our Prose. Why is writing tight important? … Tightening our Prose: Filter Words
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The Binturong: Smells Like Buttered Popcorn
Been a while since I did an animal post. I’ve been saving this animal for a while. Learned about him when my son wanted to repeatedly see these videos of Conan O’Brien having animals on his old show. Watched multiple … Continue reading
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Tagged animals, Asia, binturong, endangered animals, nature, popcorn, wildlife
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Goal Post: The End of Things
That might have been a bit too ominous. So, my son finished camp yesterday. I finished the summer school session as well. That means, we’re going to take a relaxing father/son trip. He gets a little more than 3 weeks … Continue reading
The Muses: Still Inspiring Humanity Today?
I was originally going to do a ‘Muse Shop’ post, but I got to thinking about the actual Muses. People use the term a lot, but it ends up being for a personalized, nameless figure instead of a specific being. … Continue reading
Writers, How Do You Measure Success?
Hi, SEers, and welcome to another Mae Day on Story Empire. The year 2023 marks my eleventh writing, publishing, blogging. I still fondly remember … Writers, How Do You Measure Success?
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Poetry Day: Fantasy Standards
(This is a pretty simple poem. Perfect opportunity to simply remind people that Do I Need to Use a Dragon? is available as a $2.99 eBook and a $20 paperback.) Noble thieves and evil priests Damsels in distress Champions chosen by ancient … Continue reading
Daniel Pemberton: Musical Maestro
I learned a little piano ages ago, so I’m definitely not an expert in music. Someone like Laura Bruno Lilly, a great musician and composer, could do … Daniel Pemberton: Musical Maestro
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