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Nostalgia Moments
Turning on Pandora Expecting Freddie or Ozzy Maybe Tyler, Bowie, or Rose Instead I hear my new additions To my private station Voiceless, yet beautiful Reminding me of times long past Mario and Metroid with a little Link Symphony from … Continue reading
What Do You Look For in a Flashback?
One of the biggest tools for an author is the flashback. These can help reveal information about a character, place, or situation. For the few that don’t know what this is, you move the attention of the book from the … Continue reading
The Marchers of Vindervuld
Upon the marshy hollows Their feet make a sucking plop As purest mud Grabs at their boots That are moldy to the laces Beings of all sizes March in a sturdy mob Fat and thin with tall and short All … Continue reading
Family in Fantasy
Family. It’s a strange topic that doesn’t get brought a lot in Fantasy discussions. Sure, you talk about the family of characters in a book that deals with political intrigue and revenge killings. Yet, you still talk about them as … Continue reading
Hazy Sight
We Drink Because We’re Poets Monday Prompt I see edges blur As if the world is fading Yet I am the ghost 9:45
What Do You Look for in Child Protagonists?
In my opinion, one of the most difficult things to write is a child protagonist in a book that isn’t made for children. It’s difficult for adults to relate to the child and many adults find them annoying. As we … Continue reading
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Cover Reveal: Letting Go by Danielle Taylor
Coming in September! She’ll steal his heart…but is he ready to love again? Blurb: Violet Simon has spent her entire life preparing to take her father’s place at the head of their multi-billion dollar automotive parts company. Shortly before her … Continue reading
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Ending on a High Note
I started the day with a 2-star review that was fun to read. Whatever. I’m over those at this point. My day continued with Amazon blocking eBook sales (all I have) from being counted on the Top 100 Book lists. … Continue reading
Welcome to . . .
This is going to be a fun (possibly disastrous) tease at a few fictional worlds. Here we go and I apologize in advance: If you live in a world the size of Australia where chicken are invulnerable to swords and … Continue reading
What Do You Look for in a Humorous Villain?
Now, we’ve seen villains with a sense of humor in comics (Joker), cartoons (Hades), and comedies (Dark Helmet). You can obviously have a villain with a sense of humor that is goofy, sarcastic, or twisted. They can still be effective … Continue reading
