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Tag Archives: advice
7 Tips to Battling in the Rain
I’m going to do three ‘7 Tips’ posts this week. Each one is going to touch on a specific weather pattern and how it influences battles in fiction. Many authors go for one of these three, but they don’t always … Continue reading
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Tagged advice, battles, fantasy, fiction, magic, rain, sword & sorcery, tips, warriors, water
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7 Tips to Using Power Ups in Fiction
We do tend to think more about video games than books when it comes to temporary Power Ups. Yet, they are around with much less fanfare. You don’t have to hit a block with your head to get them out. … Continue reading
7 Tips to Writing the Pursued POV
This topic is a little shaky. At least, trying from the Pursuer POV was tough. The reason is because you see the opposite more often. A chase tends to happen when the protagonist needs to escape. So, readers will be … Continue reading
Some Tips to Having Music Play While You Work
I was rather surprised years ago when people asked me how I can listen to music while I write. They assumed it was a distraction or hurt my progress. Yet, I’ve always done it and never suffered. Other things got … Continue reading
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Tagged advice, art, distraction, inspiration, muse, music, tips, writing
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7 Tips to Writing Chase Scenes
While a staple of action movies, the chase scene isn’t as easy to pull off when it comes to books. They depend a lot on visuals to create the right amount of suspense and tension, which means word choice is … Continue reading
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Tagged action, advice, chase scenes, fiction, humor, tips, vehicles, writing
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7 Tips to Writing Evil Versions of Heroes
I can’t write much about that evil Clyde running around War of Nytefall: Eulogy without giving stuff away. Pretty sure many are rolling their eyes at the use of this trope too. Yet, what else would pose a great final threat … Continue reading
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Tagged action adventure, advice, clones, Clyde, Dawn Fangs, Eulogy, evil twin, fantasy, mirror match, new release, tips, tropes, vampires, War of Nytefall, Windemere, writing
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7 Tips to Using Intangibility in Fiction
This is a power that fascinated me when I was younger, but I stopped paying attention to it as I got older. Intangibility is what it sounds like. A person can pass through objects like a ghost. It seems simple … Continue reading
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Tagged abilities, advice, fiction, ghost, intangibility, passing through, powers, tips, writing author
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