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Category Archives: Thoughts
Giveaway, Raffle, and Free Time ‘Meh’
First, I will say that this is just my experience. I know many people who have been successful with these things. I simply haven’t. Last weekend was the free period for Beginning of a Hero and the February raffle ended … Continue reading
Fantasy Seers: Look into the Crystal Ball
One of the most common devices/characters/whatever in fantasy is the fortune teller/seer/oracle. It happens all the time where a character either seeks out or stumbles upon a strange person who can hint about the future. One great use for these … Continue reading
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Tagged author, bones, crystal ball, fantasy, fiction, fortune, fortune teller, future, magic, oracle, reading, runes, seer, soothsayer, tarot, writing
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Hero with a Hobby
Did you know that Luke Callindor plays the ocarina and Nyx can sing? Sari is obviously a dancer, but she dreams of learning how to make candy. Aedyn is a reader, Nimby whittles, and Fritz studies creature physiology. Selenia Hamilton … Continue reading
Rules of Gore . . . in Storytelling
I have a confession: I’m not a big fan of gore. I get squeamish easily, so this is topic that comes from a person who has a low tolerance. I’ve gotten better in my old age, but I couldn’t even … Continue reading
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Tagged author, blood, bloodshed, fiction, gore, shock value, violence, writing
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Now About that 4th Wall
One of the most popular tricks to do these days is ‘Break the 4th Wall’. For those that don’t know, this means for a character to interact with the audience. The 4th wall refers to where the audience is sitting … Continue reading
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Tagged 4th wall, audience, author, breaking the fourth wall, bueller, deadpool, disbelief, fourth wall, narrator, puck, readers, writing
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Paranoia in Self-Publishing?
I had a thought yesterday that birthed a panic attack that my dear friend Ionia had to smack me out of. I think she rather enjoyed it a bit too much and I’m still looking for my missing contact lens, … Continue reading
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Tagged author, defeat, fear, indie author, obstacles, paranoia, pressure, publishing, self-publishing, stress, victory, writing
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The Final Battle: Speeches, Violence, and Possible Closure
Now, there are all types of final ‘battles’ that one can do with an action-based story. A grand chase to freedom, armies crashing, slaying of a great beast, defeat without killing the enemy, and many others. I could spend the … Continue reading
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Tagged action, adventure. battle, author, climax, fantasy, fiction, final battle, writing
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Distractions from the Plot or Character Building?
An odd topic in writing that appears from time to time (I’m told) is the side quest. These are momentary events that a hero will get involved in, which takes them away from the main plot. These are different from … Continue reading
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Tagged adventure, author, fantasy, fiction, humor, side quests, sidequests, writing
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The Ensemble Cast: Everyone Is Special
This post is in response to a request from Misha Burnett. Personally, I think he did better explaining this than I could HERE! Something that is very popular in television, movies, and literature is the Ensemble Cast. Think Firefly, Star … Continue reading
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Tagged authors, books, cast, characters, ensemble, fantasy, fiction, literature, niches, roles, writing
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