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What Is a Power Catalyst?
Fiction that incorporates magic and powers tend to use a ‘power catalyst’. This is something that is needed to trigger an ability. I’ll go into the categories on Wednesday, so today is just an overview. Mostly because I keep thinking … Continue reading
‘Do I Need to Use a Dragon?’ Available on Amazon!
This was the big and only release of last year. Do I Need to Use a Dragon? was a challenge in that it wasn’t really fiction. It was all about me trying to write a ‘how to’ book, which several people … Continue reading
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Characters With a Death Wish
I guess the quote above is what a literal death wish is. That would be an acceptance that life has an ending and you’re okay with that eventuality. Doesn’t sound like you’re wishing for death, which is how fiction tends … Continue reading
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Best of 2023 #3: 7 Tips to Writing About Blunt Weapons
(This was originally posted on March 8th, 2023. Seems I started 2023 strong.) Since these kinds of weapons differ from swords and spears, you can’t always use the same tactics. Swinging a club will not have the same effect as … Continue reading
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Should We Keep Pushing the Classics?
A conversation started at work between two coworkers and I got pulled into it. One person was stating that they didn’t think the classics should be taught any more because it’s hard for students to connect. The language is older … Continue reading
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