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Poetry Day: Prophet of the Rainbow Unicorns
(A fun poem involving unicorns?) He stands upon his wooden crate An island within a human sea A scrawny form in mottled hair Wearing rags of every color Only few give him a sideways glance As they trudge along … Continue reading
People Who Transform Into Weapons
While it isn’t common, I have found a few stories that have people who transform into weapons. Most times, it’s a curse that the character wishes to break. They are wielded by a friend and cannot change back and forth. … Continue reading
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Tagged author, fiction, human, powers, transformations, weapons, writing
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Poetry Day: Predators Around
(This is a fun one. What kind of predator do you think I mean?) The monsters are out in force Growing hungry by the minute Searching for the weak and young To fill their putrid guts The monsters’ courage … Continue reading
Posted in Poems
Tagged author, evil, greed, poems, poetry, predators, selfishness, writing
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7 Tips to Writing Transforming Weapons
As I said on Monday, this is fairly niche. Still, there are some guidelines one can follow to make this work. Transforming weapons are fun, but it still pays to be careful and not let them cause a mess. The … Continue reading
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Tagged advice, author, fiction, tips, transforming, weapons, writing
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Using Transforming Weapons
This might be a fairly niche topic, but we’ll see how it goes. Definitely won’t be connecting to stories that don’t have action scenes. After all, why have a weapon that can be transformed if you aren’t going to have … Continue reading
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Tagged action, author, combat, fiction, transforming, weapons, writing
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Questions 3: Keeping a Story Flowing
We all have preferences for flow in a story. Let’s see what everyone thinks: What do you think is a good tool for creating seamless breaks in a story? What sport would you compare writing to in terms of maintaining … Continue reading
Poetry Day: Pixelated Memory
(Long ago, I had the time and energy to play a bunch of video games. Probably wasn’t the biggest gamer, but I enjoyed the hobby. Now, I barely play unless my son is here, so all I have are the … Continue reading
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Tagged author, fantasy, fiction, growing up, memories, poems, poet, poetry, time, video games, writing
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Threats to Story Flow
Keeping a story flowing is more difficult than people realize. In fact, I think there are multiple threats to this essential of storytelling. These are from my own experience, so I’m sure there are more. Concurrent Adventures This is when … Continue reading
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