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Poetry Day: Cursed Soul
(This poem is another easy one to figure it. Deals with a person who was bad in a past life and is routinely being punished whenever reincarnated. I always thought that would be a nightmare because the person would suffer … Continue reading
Posted in Poems
Tagged author, cruelty, cursed, cycle of pain, poem, poet, poetry, punishment, reincarnation, suffering, writing
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The Four Horsemen of Writing: Procrastination
It’s tough being an author. You don’t always find the time you would like to write your stories and most people see it as a hobby. Ideas will turn on you too. The amount of pitfalls can be daunting and … Continue reading
Posted in Questions 3
Tagged answers, author, four horsemen, procrastination, questions, writing
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An Interesting Story with Despicable Characters
A while back, I watched this anime called ‘Jobless Reincarnation’. I’d seen people mention it online and it seemed to have a following. Sounded like a standard Isekai (person transported to another dimension) and I didn’t dig deep enough to … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged author, bad people, despicable characters, fiction, forgiveness, redemption, writing
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Poetry Day: Curse of the Immortal
(This one is rather self-explanatory. For a long time, I’ve been fascinated by immortality and the mental/emotional impact it would have on a person. It really does come off as a curse unless one cuts off their ability to make … Continue reading
Author Month: The Dreaded Advice
We all know about authors giving advice to other authors. Some tips have been uttered by people so famous that you’d think they are unbreakable laws. Others get tossed around so much that they’re simply empty or have multiple meanings. … Continue reading
7 Tips to Using Summoned Characters
Summons can fall into two categories. One is filled with beasts that follow orders and usually appear for a specific, temporary purpose. They are summoned multiple times as they are needed. The other category is where you would find characters … Continue reading
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Tagged 7 tips, author, characters, fantasy, fiction, servants, summoning, summons, writing
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Author Month: The Funniest Oops
This one will be pretty easy. We all make mistakes. Some typos are memorable and haunt us for the rest of our lives. Others are easily forgotten. Clearly, it’s more fun to talk about the first category. So, what are … Continue reading
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