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Category Archives: Thoughts
Gateway Dreamer (Insane Ideas)
One day I was discussing creativity and imagination with a few friends. It could have been one friend since drinking was involved. It was a very philosophical conversation that resulted in an interesting idea about fiction authors. We’ll see how … Continue reading
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Tagged author, dimensions, dreams, fun, gateway, madness, whimsy
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Magic Duel: Fireball versus Air Shield (Last in the Combat Series)
This is the final part of the combat series posts. Now, it’s hard to go into detail about magic combat because there are different systems. Wands, incantations, gestures, ingredients, low power, high power, and so many ways you can work … Continue reading
And the Mob Screams, “Simpsons Did It!” (Is Originality Possible?)
Now that you’ve decided to be an author, I’m sure you have a marvelous idea. Can I hear it? Oh, like Twilight. Not like Twilight? Explain more. So, it’s like Harry Potter? Don’t give me attitude. Oh, like Romance of … Continue reading
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Tagged art, artist, author, books, creativity, history, movies, originality, trends, unique, writer, writing
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Weapon? Who Needs a Weapon? (Part 4 of a Series)
In the midst of my book debut, I’m still going to continue the post series on writing combat. We’ve covered guns, melee, and armor. Means two areas left: hand-to-hand and magic. Obviously, we’re touching the former if you bothered to … Continue reading
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Tagged author, combat, fantasy, fiction, fighting, martial arts, warrior, weapons, writer, writing
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No Magic Pasties of Protection! And How to Avoid Rusty Blades.
I think one of the issues with fantasy can be summed up with this video from Collegehumor on Youtube: I shouldn’t even have to say this, but people don’t always think in practicality when it comes to character protection. NEVER … Continue reading
Pointy End Goes Into The Other Man
Many people believe it is that easy when it comes to swordsmanship. You can see it in writing where characters are stabbing others with amazing precision and no resistance. As if blocking and dodging are illegal. There are many moves … Continue reading
So Jamie’s Got a Gun (Part 2 of Weapons in Writing Series)
I know I said I would be posting these on Wednesday, but I couldn’t let this one wait. I know practically nothing about firearms. I stick to medieval weaponry in my books, so I’ve never had to research. TJ Therien … Continue reading
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Tagged books, bullets, correct usage, fact, fiction, firearms, guns, movies, research, television, truth, writer, writing
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Beginning of a Hero Goodreads Quiz
I’ve been eying the quizzes on Goodreads and wondering if I should make one for Beginning of a Hero. I’m just having trouble making 25-30 questions. I’d be happy if anyone has suggestions or feedback on what I already have: … Continue reading
Unlimited Ammo and One-Handed Greatswords? (Part 1 of a Series)
We’ve all seen or read about it. An 8-shot revolver having 10 bullets? An enormous sword being wielded by a slender warrior? Standing a few feet away from an explosion and not getting touched? These can be great scenes and … Continue reading
Dangers of Writing with Children
This is part 2 of possibly 2. Last week I talked about the benefits of writing with children. Today, I discuss the flip-side and make all of the non-parent writers breathe a sigh of relief that they don’t have to … Continue reading
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