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Category Archives: Thoughts
The Killing Machine Hero
I’m sure many people don’t like this type of hero. They’re violent, aggressive, and fairly unstable. They’re hair-trigger results in many instances of brutality on whoever or whatever pissed them off. Thankfully, they tend to only go after bad people, … Continue reading
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Tagged action, antiheroes, characters, combat, fiction, killing, violence, writing
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Anybody Know About Jousting?
I realized that I write fantasy and never wrote a scene that involved jousting. I might have a few characters in my notes who use lances, but I never really put much thought into this activity. So, do I think … Continue reading
Two Wolves In A Character: Not Were-Wolves
Many of us have probably heard the story about the two wolves inside you. It can vary with what each one means, but it’s typically a good one and an evil one. The one that wins is the one you … Continue reading
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Tagged antagonist, author, bad, balance, characters, evil, fiction, good, heroes, protagonist, villains, wolves, writing
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What Drives Your Heroes?
(Originally posted on January 11, 2016.) In The Mercenary Prince, Delvin Cunningham goes on his adventure to prove to himself that he has what it takes to be a champion. Luke Callindor starts his adventure to prove he deserves his famous … Continue reading
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Tagged caster, epic fantasy, fantasy, fiction, heroes, high fantasy, honor, inspiration, Legends of Windemere, magic, nobility, sword & sorcery, warriors, Windemere
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Why Do I Usually Have Good Defeat Evil?
(Originally posted on January 20, 2016. Still holds for me.) Now, I’d like to say that ‘win’ does not always equal ‘survive’. Heroes can be victorious and die. This part is really a clarification of my own stance and I’m … Continue reading
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Tagged evil, fiction, good, good triumph over evil, good vs evil, humanity, reality, victory, writing
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Doing the Author Time Jump
(Originally posted on January 7, 2015.) A ‘Time Jump’ is when you skip a modest length of time between chapters or books. This can range from a day to a few years depending on the story. Many times there are … Continue reading
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Tagged author, chronology, continuity, fiction, passing of time, series, time, time jumps, writing
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Do You Wanna Kill A Character?
(Originally posted on January 21, 2015.) I was going to be serious and some of these suggestions will be in that category. Yet I find myself in a silly mood, which means we’ll see what happens. So what are some … Continue reading
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Tagged antagonists, author, body count, character, death, fiction, heroes, humor, killing, killing characters, protagonists, shock, villains, writing
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Outlines: Plans That Rarely Work Perfectly
(Originally posted on March 11, 2015.) I talk about having outlines and making plans before I write. These act like a ‘baby draft’ and make the creation of a first draft smoother. At least to me. It’s this part of … Continue reading