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Originally posted on S.K. Nicholls:
“Red Clay and Roses” is featured on GoodKindles today here http://www.goodkindles.net/ I am going into Author Central today to make a note to readers concerning the true events and the fictional account of the story.…
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Present Tense Tips: Use At Own Risk
I have to say that the above scene from Spaceballs is very close to how some people have reacted to present tense writing. I know this is a topic I beat to death, but it’s my style and I take … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged action, author, challenges, dialogue, emotions, flashbacks, past tense, present tense, style, writing
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Miserable Weather Blues
I hear the wind Upon the glass Joined by a pounding rain I feel so drained All muscles cold As if my body hates the day I fight my eyes They strain to close A morning battle with my lids … Continue reading
The Lich: Loyal and Deep?
The Lich is an interesting character because he evolved more than I expected. A lot of the villains did, but he pulled the biggest trick. He was never meant to be the main villain and it’s revealed that he has … Continue reading
Posted in Character & Book Themes
Tagged author, fantasy, fiction, lich, patience, persistence, themes, undead, villain, writing
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Recurring Minor Characters: Why?
People talk a lot about protagonist, antagonist, secondary characters, and sidekicks when it comes to writing. When writing a series, you can have a big cast of characters that fall into these characters. You can also have a small group … Continue reading
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Tagged author, characters, comedy, fiction, heroes, minor characters, recurring characters, series, villains, writing
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Cooking
Originally posted on Poetry by Pamela:
Cooking can be relaxing Maybe just a tad bit taxing Cooking can be tasty But it shouldn’t be too hasty Cooking can make a mess It is best done with a kiss Cooking is…
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Curse of the Dark Wind Excerpt: The Woman (Potential Spoilers)
I know it’s an issue to post excerpts of future books and this one won’t be getting published until December since it’s book 6. Still, I’m very proud of this scene even in its raw form.
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Tagged action, author, dragon, excerpt, fantasy, fiction, monster, mystery, novel, sneak peek, writing
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Syndicate Spotlight #41: Beyond Dusk: Anne
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A Delicate Balance
A new poetry book available in paperback and Kindle eBook!
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Love Life of Luke (Possible Spoilers)
First, it’s really hard to find a picture depicting a love triangle that isn’t a picture of Twilight. I was lucky to stumble onto this one, which is more of a square. For those that don’t know it’s Spider-Man who … Continue reading
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Tagged author, characters, drama, fantasy, fiction, literature, love, love triangle, writing
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