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7 Tips to Using an Unreliable Narrator
The Harley Quinn series is what prompted this topic. I stumbled onto people complaining about how some villains were being shown in the series. They thought they were too goofy or made to be stupid. Other people eventually arrived to … Continue reading
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Tagged advice, author, bias, narrator, tips, unreliable narrator, writing
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Dealing with Narrator Bias
The terms ‘Narrator Bias’ and ‘Unreliable Narrator’ come up from time to time. In general, they denote that a story is being told with a skewed point of view. You get a sense that you aren’t seeing events as they … Continue reading
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Tagged author, bias, narrator, opinion, point of view, unreliable narrator, writing
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Goal Post: Don’t Look at Last Week
Yeah. Let’s not look at the goals I set for this past week. Homework with son, puzzles, and tax stuff were the only accomplishments. It took me all week to write one chapter section because of what I’m going to … Continue reading
Poetry Day: Decanters of Eporwil
(This is a fun poem that I made for a future character. I haven’t entirely figured out what to do with her, but a key point is that she is connected to these magical decanters. These are artifacts from the … Continue reading
Time to Populate the Dungeon . . . On a Budget
Dungeon Master– Time to get my lair ready. What do we have on the list? Contractor– You wanted to order some monsters. Got the list right here. DM– Excellent. Let’s start with the entrance. Contractor– I have some gargoyles on … Continue reading
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Tagged author, dire, dungeons, fantasy, fiction, giants, humor, large animals, skit, writing
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Poetry Day: Death to the Remixer
(Forgot which remix set me off on this one. Probably went overboard, but I really hated the new version.) The horror that you made Thinking you have skill With an ear made all of tin All I hear is noise … Continue reading
Need a Monster? Make an Animal Gigantic
One of the most common ways to come up with a monster is to simply go large. These are traditionally called ‘dire’ beasts, which simply means these are animals that are bigger than normal. They also tend to be more … Continue reading
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Tagged animals, author, dire, fantasy, fiction, large beasts, monsters, writing
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