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The Monstrous Feast
(Been a while since I wrote a new poem, so let’s see how this goes.) A gala has begun Decked with brightest lights Nobles and wizards Kings and heroes Have gathered To dine on oddest vittles Goblin ear soup Steeped … Continue reading
Why Can’t You Eat Monsters?
This seems like a good week for this topic. After watching the first season of ‘Delicious in Dungeon’, I started wondering why monsters aren’t eaten more often. Nobody in any of these worlds thought of making griffin wings or selkie … Continue reading
Skills We Take for Granted
This stems from something decades ago. When making some 3rd Edition Dungeons & Dragons characters with players, one was asking why his barbarian wasn’t allowed to start with reading and writing. He had to use points to give himself these … Continue reading
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Tagged author, characters, fiction, learning, reading, skill set, skills, writing
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The Reformed Punk Character
This could be seen as an off-shoot of ‘reformed villain’ doing a redemption arc, but it’s kind of different. The delinquent, punk part of the character is in the past and not something that is shown to the audience. They … Continue reading
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Tagged author, characters, delinquents, fiction, forgiveness, punks, redemption, reform, writing
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Questions 3: What If You Can’t Publish?
Let me clarify. It isn’t if you don’t want to publish. These questions deal with situations where you aren’t able to publish. Maybe you can’t afford cover art or lack the time to properly edit. Maybe you don’t have the … Continue reading
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Tagged answers, author, books, obstacles, publishing, questions, time, unable to publish, writing
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Happy National Author’s Day!
So, today is the day we honor authors. I assume this was started in a country and/or during a time where people respected such a career. At least authors who don’t already have a movie or TV series deal. Anyway, … Continue reading
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Tagged author, books, national authors day, publishing, reading, writing
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Poetry Day: Monster City
(A fun little poem about a city living on top of a giant. Pretty sure this stemmed from the first ‘God of War’ game where you reach a temple on a Titan’s back.) Metropolis up high On a monster’s flattened … Continue reading
Poetry Day: Mind’s Eye
(Not 100% sure where I was going here. Possibly about how we examine and interpret the world through our own senses and mind. Yet, we can run into people who view things differently. Do we all share the same reality … Continue reading
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Tagged author, perspective. humanity, poems, poet, poetry, reality, senses, writing
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Poetry Day: Mind Crumble
(Spiraling into darkness and insanity. Yeah . . . I don’t know how many of these poems I have, but it’s certainly a common theme. That being said, it would be terrifying to be trapped in your own mind and … Continue reading
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Tagged author, darkness, insanity, losing your mind, poems, poetry, trapped in your own mind, writing
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