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Tag Archives: action
Review of ‘Quest for the Holy Something or Other’ by Kylie Betzner
This is really a 4.5 rating. The story dragged a bit in the middle, but it was a lot of fun how everything tied into each other at the end. I was really surprised that there was a lot of … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews
Tagged action, adventure, amazon, Amazon Kindle, author, book, book review, camelot, comedy, fantasy, fiction, Galahad, holy grail, humor, king arthur, knights, Lancelot, merlin, Percival, quests, review, sir kay, swords, teen fiction, writing, YA Fiction
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Excerpt from SLEEPER OF THE WILDWOOD FUGUE: The Return of Kira Grasdon
Get a glimpse into SLEEPER OF THE WILDWOOD FUGUE! With a frown, Wayland nods to Asher and the warrior stands to make sure he has everyone’s attention. “The Helgardians have targeted the Grasdon family. We don’t know why they are … Continue reading
Posted in Sleeper of the Wildwood Fugue
Tagged action, adventure, author, desert, epic fantasy, fantasy, heroes, high fantasy, Legends of Windemere, magic, nobles, sword & sorcery, Windemere
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Rules of Ichabod Brooks
(I wrote the first section of ‘Ichabod Brooks & the City of Beasts’. Still deciding if I should make it one short story for 99 cents or 3 for that price. Either way, I’m putting out the opening for all … Continue reading
Upheaval in a Story
When writing a long series, it helps to do an upheaval for your characters. It doesn’t have to be all of them, but shaking up the life of a few in a story can help their progress. Even if they … Continue reading
Posted in Sleeper of the Wildwood Fugue
Tagged action, changes, disaster, epic fantasy, fantasy, fantasy series, friendship, heroes, high fantasy, Legends of Windemere, Luke Callindor, magic, Nyx, pain, rebirth, Sari, series, sword & sorcery, upheaval, villains, Windemere
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Action and Knowing Your Character
I’ve talked about writing action scenes before and people still ask for some tips. Today I’m going to give a few that center on knowing your character. Some might be repeats from other posts, but it doesn’t hurt to hear … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged action, author, battles, choreography, combat, heroes, villains, writing
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Returning to the Pen: My First Week Back to Legends of Windemere
First of all, let me direct you to all of the guest posts I’ve had this week: John W. Howell- Maintaining a Character’s Core in a Series Leigh Michaels- Writing a Lengthy Series Oloriel Moonshadow- Mentally Maintaining a Vivid Fantasy … Continue reading
Posted in Goal Posts
Tagged action, adventure, blogging, books, cold, fantasy, fantasy series, goals, guest, guest blog, posts, progress, series, winter, writing
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Guest Post by John W. Howell: The Untrained Thriller Hero
Thank you to John W. Howell for writing an insightful post! Last week Charles asked me a question, and I took some time to think it over. His question was a request. Here is the quote, “tips to making a … Continue reading
Posted in Guest Blogging, Spotlight
Tagged action, adventure, author, character development, characters, development, hero, My GRL, suspense, thriller, writing
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