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Poetry Day: Gluttony Rondelet
(A rondelet is a 7-line poem where the first line is repeated on line 3 and 7. The refrain lines are usually 4 syllables and the other 4 lines are 8. These were tough, so I hope I got them … Continue reading
Revisit: Cuddle Wuddle
I know tomorrow is Poetry Day, but I stumbled onto this one from March 23, 2013. It’s an older poem and I don’t remember the exact day I wrote it. Still, it’s a weird one that I want to reshare … Continue reading
Revisit: Child Protagonist . . . Parenting at its Best
Published on March 13, 2013 and I did better than I thought on this subject. I know I did another post years afterwards without remembering this one. Still, this is from when I went big with my non-promo and poem … Continue reading
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Tagged author, character, characters, child, child protagonist, ender's game, protagonist, writer, writing
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Revisit: Religion . . . in Fantasy
Originally posted on March 6, 2013 . . . Well, it was definitely something. A true precursor to when I started to real story-crafting posts. Looking at how I was posting multiple times a day with poems, random stuff, book … Continue reading
Poetry Day: Wrath Rondelet
(A rondelet is a 7-line poem where the first line is repeated on line 3 and 7. The refrain lines are usually 4 syllables and the other 4 lines are 8. These were tough, so I hope I got them … Continue reading
Revisit: The Perfect Style Is . . .
First published on February 20, 2013, I think this one still stands. Can’t think of anything else to change about this post. I am wondering if I should keep this old post revisiting going through September though. Just to make … Continue reading
Revisit: Unstoppable
This was first published on February 16, 2013 and it’s a weird one. Only because I would go on to make Nyx and Clyde more susceptible to losing. I still think a ‘versus’ between characters from different worlds is inherently … Continue reading
Revisit- The Critic: Ally and Nemesis of the Artist
This was first posted on February 6, 2013 and it’s pretty clear. A critic can be seen as helpful and harmful. I think my opinion has changes slightly in that I’m much more cautious about listening. This is more with … Continue reading
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Tagged artist, author, critic, criticism, fiction, mel brooks, opinions, sucking it up, writer, writing
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Poetry Day: Envy Rondelet
(A rondelet is a 7-line poem where the first line is repeated on line 3 and 7. The refrain lines are usually 4 syllables and the other 4 lines are 8. These were tough, so I hope I got them … Continue reading
Revisit: Magic of Support
Posted on January 27, 2013, I still don’t know about the question I wanted to ask after this post. The one I would ask now is: Has anyone else had an encounter similar to the one I described? One with … Continue reading