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Category Archives: Thoughts
7 Tips for When You Get an Idea During Bedtime
We’ve all been there. Just as your head hits the pillow, an idea pops up. Maybe it’s something new or maybe it’s the solution to a story you couldn’t figure out. Either way, you’re in a dark room and starting … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged humor, ideas, monkey mind, night time, sleeping, thinking, writing
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The Importance of City Guards in Fantasy
Whenever a city turns up in a fantasy story, these people will be there. Either as background, battle fodder, or momentary obstacles, the guards are around in some fashion. We tend to overlook them unless we need some unexpected corpses … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged epic fantasy, fantasy, fiction, guards, law & order, magic, sword & sorcery, swordsmen, warriors, Windemere
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Bringing a Sword to a Gun Fight
I won’t be surprised if the title brings up a debate, but that’s not going to be what this is about. I’m more interested in why the ancient weapons seem to pop up in modern stories. How often have we … Continue reading
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Tagged ancient times, archery, fiction, guns, swords, weapons, Windemere
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Fictional Vigilantes: When The Law Is Optional
I wonder if I’ve ever written a real vigilante, but I don’t think I have. Windemere has laws, but adventuring is allowed and that covers a lot of the same ground. One could say the champions aren’t vigilantes because they … Continue reading
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Tagged anti-hero, fiction, heroes, vigilante, vigilantism, villains, writing
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The Challenge of Putting Mental Illness in Fiction
Not sure this will be a long post because this is a delicate topic that everyone seems to have a different opinion on. Using various mental illnesses is common in fiction. Many of us can name at least one story … Continue reading
Discussion: What Do You Think of the Rise in Celebrity Authors?
I was going to post a picture of celebrity authors here, but I figure I’d rather promote my own stuff. Anyway, I’ve noticed how often a celebrity shows up with a book that rockets to the top of the bestseller … Continue reading
Is There More to the Crazy Characters?
People who have been following my blog or read my books may have noticed that there’s one type of character that I really enjoy writing. This is the ‘crazy’ character who can be either a hero or a villain. The … Continue reading
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Tagged Bedlam, crazy characters, crazy heroes, Dawn Fangs, fantasy, fiction, insanity, Legends of Windemere, maniacs, psychopaths, thoughts, vampires, War of Nytefall
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Touching on Sensitive Subjects: How Do You Do It?
Way back in Legends of Windemere, I touched on a few sensitive topics such as torture and rape. I didn’t go too deep on the second one, but it was there thanks to Stephen Kernaghan being a sick, evil bastard. Not really … Continue reading
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Tagged controversy, fiction, sensitive topics, tough topics, vampires, War of Nytefall, Windemere, writing
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