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Fun with Magical Parasites
You know, I wrote this down as a topic with no idea what I was thinking. I’ve never used magical parasites. Not in my books either. Still, someone said the idea sounded really interesting and that’s all my needy ass … Continue reading
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Tagged author, fantasy, fiction, magical creatures, monsters, parasites, writing
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How Far Should a Hero Go for Power?
To explain the gif, the guy is swallowing the mummified finger of a power demon. He swallowed one early on without knowing what it would do and the series pretty much follows that trend. Entertainingly, of course. We’re not here … Continue reading
Happy Dinosaur Day! (Bite into These Non-Extinct Series)
Chomp into the magical adventure of Legends of Windemere 1-15 for $2.99/volume. Volume 1 is FREE! OR Devour the fang-filled fun of War of Nytefall 1-8 for $2.99/volume!
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Tagged action adventure, Amazon Kindle, author, Clyde, Dawn Fangs, dinosaurs, dragons, ebooks, elves, epic fantasy, fantasy, fiction, heroes, Legends of Windemere, magic, series, spells, sword & sorcery, telepaths, undead, vampires, villains, War of Nytefall, warriors, Windemere, wizards, writing
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7 Tips to Using Swords in Fantasy
Due to swords being so common in fantasy, many people think they’re very easy to use in battle. At least in a fictional sense. Swing, stab, parry, stab, slash, stabbity stab, and the cycle continues. You can be very simplistic … Continue reading
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Tagged action adventure, author, blades, fantasy, melee weapons, sword & sorcery, swords, tips, writing
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Did You Know There Are Swords in Fantasy?
So, did you know swords are common in fantasy? I know, totally surprising. You’d think it has something to do with most fantasy stories taking place in a pre-firearm age. So, swords would be the most logic weapon to have … Continue reading
Inanimate Objects with Personality
I was going to do a ‘Ye Olde Boat Shoppe’ until my son and I reached a specific episode of the anime called ‘One Piece’. I’d already chosen the Going Merry picture, but this episode focused on her. If anyone … Continue reading
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Tagged author, characterization, fiction, imagery, inanimate objects, personality, personification, writing
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Alternate Dimensions vs Time Travel
A while back, I finished watching the above anime and something got stuck in my head due to the plot. I apologize in advance for spoilers, so don’t keep reading if you think you’re going to give this show a … Continue reading
#3 Post of 2021: 7 Tips to Having a Reunion Plot in Your Story
(Post originally published on January 29, 2021. These are all coming from early in the year. Weird.) This storyline might be fairly niche, but it’s caught my attention. In fact, I think it’s turned up more often than I realize. … Continue reading