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7 Tips to Writing Student Characters
To be clear, this is mostly about a main hero who is a student with a mentor. So, we’re not looking at general student characters, but those who are in the spotlight. They don’t even have to go to a … Continue reading
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Tagged adventure, author, characters, fiction, learning, students, teachers, writing
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The Teacher/Student Subplot
I got to thinking about this topic while I was rewatching ‘My Hero Academia’. It was interesting to see how Midoriya (main character) interacted with his various teachers throughout the seasons. Each relationship helped him grow and was slightly different … Continue reading
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Tagged author, fiction, learning, relationships, students, teachers, teaching, writing
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Poetry Day: Don’t Kill Over Stolen Milk
(Exaggeratingly based off a true story. One that will forever live in infamy and be included somewhere in the Phi Beta Files series.) Stuck in class Breakfast now long dead I feel my stomach twist Forcing me to stumble As I … Continue reading
Should Author’s Want a Legacy?
This is something that I seem to be at odds with when I bring it up with other authors. I might just be explaining things wrong. Then again, I might just have a different goal when it comes to my … Continue reading
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Tagged author, franchise, future, leaving something behind, legacy, writing
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Poetry Day: Don’t Eat That! You Might Like It!
(I’ve tried to exercise and eat healthy many times in my life. Doesn’t help that food is an easy source of serotonin when I’m anxious or depressed. So, it’s a big psychological struggle to avoid the bad stuff. Many people … Continue reading
Always Write for Yourself
Months back, I started to openly question why I still wrote. Books weren’t selling and I can’t do any publishing at this time. That’s both a financial and situational thing that I hope will be remedied. Anyway, there was a … Continue reading
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Tagged audience, author, confidence, ego, write for yourself, writing
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No Sales Sadness
(I usually only post poems on Thursdays, but that’s old stuff. Had the urge to write something new and this popped into my head.) I see zero No change The bars stay gone Elusive To the point of legend Do … Continue reading
The Karmic Twist . . . Or Is It Ironic Twist?
In reality, I don’t entirely believe in karma. At the very least, I think it misses most of the time. That’s not what this post is about, but it is a big reason why I have trouble putting it into … Continue reading
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Poetry Day: Do We Miss the Point?
(I wrote this one way back in 2013. Kind of messed up that I can’t remember the incident that triggered the poem, but I can connect it to so many since that day. I still ask this same question at … Continue reading →