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Category Archives: Thoughts
Numbness’s Effect on Writing And Ways to Recover
The graphic above from a Google Image Search pretty much covers emotional numbness, which is a problem. In fact, it seems to be a growing issue with more people getting stressed out and pulling away from general society. No, social … Continue reading
Do Authors Need to Access Emotions While Writing?
I’m surprised when I run into people who think authors shouldn’t access any emotions while writing. They feel one must remain calm, clear-headed, and at peace even if the scene is one of anger or fear. Never been given an … Continue reading
Is Non-Magical Food Preservation Possible in Fantasy Worlds?
At first, I thought food preservation would be difficult to explain in a fantasy world. My mind got stuck on refrigeration and pasteurization, which are more modern. Yet, humans have been preventing food from going back since 12,000 BC. So, … Continue reading
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Tagged canning, dehydration, disease, eating, fantasy, fiction, food, food preservation, health, salting, smoking
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How Do They Have Drinkable Water in Fantasy Worlds?
This thought came to my mind with no inspiration. Then again, I simply might have been thirsty and lacking water. It made me think about how characters drink water in fantasy worlds with no treatment plants. We’re told that we … Continue reading
Monsters in the Open
So, I think the picture above is from a game called ‘Monster Hunter’. Not sure which in the franchise it is, but seeing videos of this and working on Darwin & the Beast Collector got me thinking about monsters. Specifically, I was … Continue reading
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Tagged animals, author, fantasy, fauna, fiction, monsters, world building, writing
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Special Defenders in Fantasy Worlds
I thought about this concept when I watched ‘Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves’ and they brought up the Harpers. This is a special group of people who protect the Forgotten Realms from various enemies. They’re kind of political, but … Continue reading
The Magic of Catchphrases
For anyone in my generation, we probably heard this exactly as it was said and know the movie. I don’t know if the 80’s and 90’s were the era of catchphrases, but it feels like a lot from those times … Continue reading
Making Memorable Catchphrases
This isn’t the original interview that I found, but the other one was on Instagram and I lost track of it. Still, the point is still there. Arnold Schwarzenegger has a lot of catchphrases, so I liked to hear his … Continue reading
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Tagged catchphrases, fame, i'll be back, popularity, repetition, slogans, writing
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