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Questions 3 and Looking Back at ‘Crossing Bedlam’
This was my first big foray into a non-fantasy genre. I’d dabbled in a few others, but this was the one I published. Crossing Bedlam was originally going to be a one-shot until I came up with other ideas that could work … Continue reading
Posted in Bedlam Series, Crossing Bedlam, Questions 3
Tagged action, author, Bedlam, car chases, Crossing Bedlam, dystopia, fiction, guns, monsters, science fiction, Shattered States, violence, writing
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Questions 3: Primordial Forces
I think the comic sums up me trying to write these posts, but I felt I had already dedicated enough brain cells to it to keep going. Now, I’ll just hand off the end of the week to everyone else. … Continue reading
Posted in Questions 3
Tagged answer, author, fiction, primordial forces, questions, writing
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Poetry Day: Invention of the Tie
(I hate ties. Used to be okay when they were clip-ons. After that, I didn’t like the sensation of something being tightly wrapped around my neck. Can’t get used to that feeling at all. Also, I don’t really care about … Continue reading
Primordial Forces in Fiction
This topic is pretty tough to research since I kept coming across different lists of primordial forces and systems. Maybe one can’t really stand up and say here is the definitive list. Doesn’t help that primordial gets used a lot. … Continue reading
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Tagged author, energy, fantasy, fiction, magic, primordial forces, systems, writing
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Questions 3 and Looking Back at ‘Quest of the Brokenhearted’
The inspiration for Quest of the Brokenhearted was ‘Castlevania’. I loved the games where you played as a Belmont or Alucard to get through a castle full of monsters. Your goal was to defeat Count Dracula. For a long time, … Continue reading
Posted in Legends of Windemere, Questions 3
Tagged adventure, answers, author, fantasy, Kira Grasdon, magic, monsters, Quest of the Brokenhearted, questions, revisit, spin-off, sword & sorcery, writing
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What Are Primordial Forces?
In fantasy, you may come across the term ‘primordial forces’. It shows up in other genres too, but it tends to pertain to ancient powers. Some may think of ‘primordial soup’, which was basically the goo that started off life … Continue reading
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Tagged ancient, author, before time, building blocks, fantasy, nature, primordial forces, writing
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7 Tips to Using Nonverbal Communication in Your Writing
There are definitely more than 7 tips that one could give. Nonverbal communication is essential and complicated. So, know that this is the tip of the iceberg tip. After all, I always stick to 7 tips and making it longer … Continue reading
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Tagged advice, author, body language, eye contact, eyes, fiction, nonverbal communication, tips, voice tone, writing
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Poetry Day: Invasion of the Unwanted
(This was written after a week of bugs getting inside. They always found their way to my room and buzzed me in my sleep. Moths, flies, and mosquitoes a plenty.) Buzzing among the lights Skittering in the dark The infestation … Continue reading
What Is Nonverbal Communication?
I’m always surprised by the amount of people who forget that non-verbal communication is more potent than verbal. As authors, we can easily forget this because we work with words and think of their power. We focus so much on … Continue reading
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Tagged author, body language, communicating, facial expressions, humans, nonverbal communication, talking, voice tone, words, writing
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