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Pros and Cons of the Battle Fiend
My son and I watch a lot of anime. These tend to have a very big combat component, which got me thinking about characters who love to fight. It’s not a bad thing, but there are those that reach a … Continue reading
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Tagged action, author, battle fiends, characters, cons, fiction, fighters, fighting, pros, writing
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Revisiting Origins: Delvin Cunningham
(Delvin Cunningham had a similar path as Timoran Wrath. After a cameo, he officially debuted in Family of the Tri-Rune. He showed up rather close to the end of that book, but proved himself going forward. This would result in him … Continue reading
Threats to Reading?
I’m sure the comments will be totally fine. Not like I’m blaming English teachers for turning students off to reading. I’m not, but it can be seen that way. Not blaming parents either. I might blame whoever is so distant … Continue reading
Goal Post: I Kept On Keeping On
Another week that felt like a month. The plus side is that many of the people I knew were feeling the same thing. Tuesday felt like it should have been Thursday, which resulted in a week that is a haze. … Continue reading
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Tagged author, basketball, goals, life, parenting, school, special education, work, writing
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Music Inspired Post: Stressing Your Characters
‘Overwhelmed’ by Royal & the Serpent is a song that makes me think about myself. The fun of having anxiety. It does make me feel like I don’t know myself, but that’s not what I’m going for here. This is … Continue reading
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Tagged author, characters, conflict, inspiration, music, stress, writing
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Animal Symbolism Uses in Fiction
Above you see a breakdown of what a tiger can mean in various situations. There’s much more to it than that and you may find a difference in symbolism throughout cultures and groups. That makes it a little difficult to … Continue reading
7 Tips to Adding a Unique Set Piece to a City
It might appear easy to add a quirk to your city. Some people think they can just slap one on as they move along. That can work at times, but there are moments where you have to think about what … Continue reading
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Tagged author, cities, fantasy, fiction, magic, quirks, set pieces, setting, world building, writing
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