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Questions 3: The Dread of Editing
(Originally asked on January 21, 2016. Probably have done it again since, but editing is always a fun topic to bring up.) Part of me thinks I already did a Questions 3 on editing, but I’m too lazy and tired … Continue reading
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Tagged answers, author, editing, questions, third question brought to you by sleep deprivation, three, writing
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Poetry Day: The Teamwork Drill
(So, this is a poem depicting a scene in Beginning of a Hero. It was one that kept evolving with giving more to secondary characters and leading up to Luke Callindor making a big mistake. There’s some childish humor in it … Continue reading
Posted in Beginning of a Hero, Legends of Windemere, Poems
Tagged accidents, author, Beginning of a Hero, fantasy, Legends of Windemere, Luke Callindor, poems, poetry, poets, teamwork, Windemere, writing
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Windemere Governments: Gods’ Voice
(Originally posted on December 18, 2014. Only covers Legends of Windemere for a bit, but it was still interesting.) The Central Sister City is where Duke Solomon, ruler of Serab, lives and makes the kingdom laws. Again, this is a … Continue reading
Posted in Legends of Windemere
Tagged author, epic fantasy, fantasy, fiction, government, high fantasy, Legends of Windemere, magic, religion, Windemere, writing
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Poetry Day: The Superior Inferior
(It really is odd that humans consider themselves the superior creature of Earth. We come up short in so many things. Still, it has got me wondering how other creatures perceive the planet and their place in it.) Do cats … Continue reading
Posted in Poems
Tagged author, humans animals, nature, place in world, poems, poet, poetry, writing
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Windemere Governments: Hero’s Gate
(Originally posted on December 17, 2014. Only covers Legends of Windemere for a bit, but it was still interesting.) For being one of the major areas of events in Legends of Windemere, Hero’s Gate isn’t a Sister City. It’s decently … Continue reading
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Tagged author, epic fantasy, fantasy, fiction, government, high fantasy, Legends of Windemere, magic, Windemere, writing
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Doing the Author Time Jump
(Originally posted on January 7, 2015.) A ‘Time Jump’ is when you skip a modest length of time between chapters or books. This can range from a day to a few years depending on the story. Many times there are … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged author, chronology, continuity, fiction, passing of time, series, time, time jumps, writing
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Poetry Day: The Snoozer and The Exhausted
(A poem about two people. One is always passing out for a nap while the other struggles to sleep. Why do these types always find each other?) Crisscrossed pair Sharing the same bed One can rarely find relief Recovering from … Continue reading