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Category Archives: Thoughts
So, You’re Going to Use Non-Humans?
You see a lot of interesting races in fiction, so here’s a list of things to keep in mind when populating your world/universe with fictional creatures. Totally serious. Ignore the grin . . . okay, maybe most of these are … Continue reading
Creating the Horror Atmosphere
You know, I never realized it wasn’t spelled ‘Cemetery’ until now. All I remember is that this covered always freaked me out and was responsible for me not trusting a neighborhood cat for a week. It looks creepy even though … Continue reading
Does Monster Size Matter?
No matter what I looked for, I could only find Godzilla creatures under the ‘Monster Size Chart’ search. Most of them had the Cloverfield monster, which I didn’t take because I remember getting in a debate with a fan of … Continue reading
It’s Not the Size of the Monster, But How You Use It!
More than likely, one of the first things that comes to mind when you think of a monster is something big. Godzilla, King Kong, Frankenstein’s Monster, Cloverfield, and the list keeps going. At the very least you start thinking about … Continue reading
Thank You, Thunderclap Supporters
Now that I’m fed and have gone on-line, I can talk about my experience with Thunderclap. I got 102 supporters and it went live at noon. So you can imagine the boost in sales I got for my books: Well, … Continue reading
The End
For many authors, there is one piece of a story that is the toughest and scariest: THE END. You might have a plan for it or you might not, but there is something about writing that last chapter/page/paragraph/line that hits … Continue reading
Hunted Hero on the Run
This type of hero is embedded in a specific story. He or she is hunted by the enemies for some reason. They are either constantly moving from one adventure to another or struggling to stay hidden. Tension and suspense are … Continue reading
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Career Hero: For the Glory and Money
Booster Gold is a character who didn’t step into being a hero to help others or save the world. He traveled from the future to use his higher tech and past event knowledge to gain fame and glory. I got … Continue reading
Hero Hypocrite: Do As He Says, Not As He Does
This one might be quicker than the rest because I can’t think of any clear examples. It mostly stems from a few responses I’ve gotten about my books and discussions I have had about heroes. It seems there are readers … Continue reading
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