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#2 Post of 2020: Do You Avoid or Tackle Mental Health Issues in Fiction?
(Post originally published on April 6, 2020) I bring up mental health a lot here. Usually, it’s in regards to the topic itself and not connecting it to writing. Well, I’m going to switch that up here. Wednesday and Friday … Continue reading
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Tagged author, fiction, heavy topics, issues., mental health, writing
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Who Do You Write For?
This is a question that I ask a lot and see many people answering without hesitation. At least it appears that way. It’s hard to figure out for myself. There’s always multiple factors that I think about. The list can … Continue reading
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Tagged audience, author, confidence, determination, excitement, faith, hope, target, who do you write for, writing
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Crossing Genres: #Fantasy & #Historical Fiction
Here we are for the last ‘Crossing Genres’ post unless somebody requests pairing another one off with ‘Fantasy’. I’m open to any that I can slip into January. Not sure any will be as difficult as this one. One genre … Continue reading
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Tagged adventure, author, crossing over, fantasy, genres, guidelines, historical fiction, history, research, rules, similarities, the past, world building, writing
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Merry Christmas . . . Promo Time!
MERRY CHRISTMAS! Looking for last minute ideas or have an Amazon card to use? Check out these series by clicking on the cover art and start 2021 with a wild adventure: Not looking for a long series? Then, check out … Continue reading
Posted in Bedlam Series, Ichabod Brooks, Legends of Windemere, War of Nytefall
Tagged action adventure, author, Bedlam, christmas, dragons, dystopia, elves, fairies, fantasy, Ichabod Brooks, Legends of Windemere, magic, post-apocalypse, presents, romance, series, sword & sorcery, vampires, War of Nytefall, warriors, Windemere, wizards, writing
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A Series With Minimal Action, But High Suspense
This year, I got into a series called ‘Dr. Stone’. It is about how humans are frozen in stone for 3,700 years, so civilization collapses. The first to awaken is Senku, a Japanese teen who was obsessed and highly skilled … Continue reading
Crossing Genres: #Fantasy & #Mystery
Welcome back to the newest entry of crossing over genres. Again, this is to show how advice for one can be used for another. Of course, I’m always using Fantasy since that’s my wheelhouse. I’ve done Romance and Horror/Thriller, but … Continue reading
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Tagged adventure, author, crime, crossing over, fantasy, genres, guidelines, mystery, rules, similarities, suspense, tension, thriller, writing
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