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Category Archives: Thoughts
Living and Dead Legends in Fiction: More Than One Flavor
One of the more traditional parts of fantasy are the legends that get talked about or even met in an adventure. Isildur in Lord of the Rings, Aslan in Narnia, and Halt in The Ranger’s Apprentice are examples that all differ from each … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged adventure, Bedlam Series, fantasy, fiction, heroes, Ichabod Brooks, legends, Legends of Windemere, sword & sorcery, types of heros
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Was There a Misstep Along the Way?
I know I promised the Ichabod Brooks blurbs on a post that most people don’t read over the weekend. Figure I have over a month to get that done, so I can get this brain worm out of my head. … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged aging, failure, life, opinions, society, success, victory, wasting time
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Clothing Can Make the Hero and World
Clothing is very important to some authors and essential in various genres. I’m really bad with clothing. So, I’m probably not even close to an authority on this. The picture above is what you normally think of for fantasy, which … Continue reading
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Tagged armor, clothes, clothing, epic fantasy, fantasy, fiction, high fantasy, Legends of Windemere, magic, Windemere
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What to Do With a Break?
Ironically, I’m probably doing this week-long topic at a time when I’m toiling away at a project. My hope is that my calculations are correct (they never are) and this is the week between the personal project and Ichabod Brooks … Continue reading
Why So Angry, Hero?
I like writing angry characters. Something about having a hero unleash their rage makes me put a lot more into a scene. Yeah, I’m probably angry a lot myself, which is why I connect to this emotion more than others. … Continue reading
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Tagged adventure, anger, angry, angry hero, anti-heroes, berserker, fiction, heroes, jerk, not a team player, wolverine, writing
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Partners in Fiction: Writing Duos of the Dynamic & Non-Dynamic Variety
Cassidy and Lloyd differ from most of my other stories because they aren’t part of an ensemble cast. They’re a duet with neither character having a true claim to the main protagonist role. Some chapters have Cassidy doing more than … Continue reading
One Tweet a Day: Good, Bad, or Meh?
A while back, I stopped doing a promo tweet every 3 hours to having one go live at 12 AM and pinning it once I woke up. This gave me one tweet a day and the new one was always … Continue reading
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