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Category Archives: Thoughts
Permanent vs Temporary Power Catalyst
This post might not be as long as I planned. I mean, it’s pretty self-explanatory. You can boil power catalysts down into two categories using what I mention in the title. So, let’s look at each one. Permanent Power Up … Continue reading
Some of the Types of Power Catalysts
I’m going to say ‘some’ because I’m sure I’ll have missed something. There are so many methods of triggering powers or magic. Probably a bunch that haven’t been invented yet. So, let’s dive into the list. Magical Ingredients/Gestures/Words I’m going … Continue reading
What Is a Power Catalyst?
Fiction that incorporates magic and powers tend to use a ‘power catalyst’. This is something that is needed to trigger an ability. I’ll go into the categories on Wednesday, so today is just an overview. Mostly because I keep thinking … Continue reading
Characters With a Death Wish
I guess the quote above is what a literal death wish is. That would be an acceptance that life has an ending and you’re okay with that eventuality. Doesn’t sound like you’re wishing for death, which is how fiction tends … Continue reading
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Tagged acceptance, author, characters, death, death wish, desire, fiction, life, writing
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Should We Keep Pushing the Classics?
A conversation started at work between two coworkers and I got pulled into it. One person was stating that they didn’t think the classics should be taught any more because it’s hard for students to connect. The language is older … Continue reading
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Tagged author, classics, literature, newer books, opinions, reading, thoughts, writing
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The Art of Accidental Intimidation
This is another one of those topics that I had on my list and totally forgot what inspired it or where to go. Yet, I do feel compelled to write about it. Not because I have a lot to say, … Continue reading
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Tagged accidental, author, fear, fiction, humor, intimidation, writing
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When Enemies Turn Into Allies
For those who don’t know the Dragon Ball franchise, I will explain. Goku is the guy in the middle who has been the main hero since the beginning. Piccolo (green guy on right) was the final villain of the original … Continue reading
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Tagged allies, author, characters, enemies, evil, friends, good, neutral, switching sides, writing
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What If the Villain Makes Sense?
Above is a fairly epic speech from the manga/anime ‘One Piece’. I say fairly because you wouldn’t know it unless you watched or read the series. It is said by one of the more popular villains, Donquixote Doflamingo, during a … Continue reading
Are You In the Right Genre?
This is probably more about mixing genres, but I’m not sure exactly how to explain this story strategy. Seems to be primarily comedy because it comes with a sense of oddness that you can’t really ignore. So, I’m going to … Continue reading