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Category Archives: Thoughts
Upping the Sex in a Series
I’m going to tackle this one right off the bat. There’s a reason that this weighs heavy on my mind with War of Nytefall: Ravenous. Actually, it’s a few reasons: Desirae Duvall’s main business hub is a brothel. Desirae Duvall is … Continue reading
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Tagged censorship, Dawn Fangs, erotica, fiction, I am throwing out tags randomly, intimacy, limits, lust, magic, morals, romance, sex, vampires, War of Nytefall, Windemere, writing
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Desert Adventures: Hard to Do Without Writing ‘Dessert’ By Accident At Least Once
I’ve actually talked about sea journeys and a few other specific types over the years, but I realized that I never touched on this one. Desert adventures have been really popular for a long time. You find it in many … Continue reading
Writing Indoors: A Test of Isolation or Socialization?
This one is more my style. I’m definitely more of an indoors author than an outdoors one, which is my choice. Specifically, I prefer to write at home. Here is where I have full control over my surroundings and I … Continue reading
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Tagged authors, coffee houses, desks, indoors, no rain, privacy, solitude, writing
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The Fun of Writing Outdoors
With summer here, many people find that they want to spend as much time outside as possible. Usually because I’m writing this in May, so I have no idea if we’re still under lockdown or not. Last thing I heard … Continue reading
The Physical Description: A Necessary & Surprisingly Difficult Piece
I think we can take this for granted. Physical descriptions come off a little like a ‘duh’ concept. We need to know what our characters look like to some extent. Otherwise, every reader gets their own visual with no similarities. … Continue reading
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Tagged appearance, eyes, face, fiction, five senses, hair, physical description, writing
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Battling a Shortened Attention Span
Going to try hard not to jump on a high horse because I’m aware that I fall into this category too. In fact, I think most people have lost part of their attention span and that makes selling books a … Continue reading
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Tagged attention span, audiences, author, distractions, instant gratification, patience, rewards, writing
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Curses! Not the Censored Kind
I don’t think I’ve touched on this topic outside of a casual mention, so I’m going to attempt to go below the surface. Curses show up in a lot of genres even when magic isn’t a main component. Some are … Continue reading
The Importance of Reading
Damn right I grew up on this show. Seriously though, I have noticed that reading isn’t as popular or common as it once was. I see many adults and students have trouble or show no interest. Many people have told … Continue reading
The Dreaded ‘E’ Word = Editing
Most people feel that this is an inevitable trial. You finish the first draft and know that it isn’t where it should be. Why would it? You were still discovering the story as you went even with your detailed outline. … Continue reading