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Transforming Objects With or Without Permission
Changing a living thing comes with a lot of ethical questions even if it’s being done to oneself. At least, there should be since I do remember one movie had kids turning rodents into cups without any hesitation. There’s not … Continue reading
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Tagged alchemy, author, fantasy, fiction, magic, objects, transformation, transmutation, writing
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Is Reading Still Popular?
Anybody remember the phrase ‘Reading is Fundamental’? First, I didn’t realize it was a nonprofit child literacy organization founded in 1966. Thought it was saying used in Public Service Announcements. In fact, I used to think it was connected to … Continue reading
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Tagged adults, author, books, children, education, fiction, nonfiction, popularity, reading, students, writing
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The Art of Subverting Expectations! Is There an Art to It?
I’ve been seeing this phrase thrown around a lot over the last year. It’s gotten to the point where I’m not really sure what it means any more. Some people seem to use it in place of the phrase ‘plot … Continue reading
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Tagged author, fiction, predictions, series, subverting expectations, surprise, twists, writing
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7 Tips to Writing Factions in Fiction
Many stories have a ‘faction’ part of their world. It can be obvious with feuding guilds or opposing armies. Other times, you can miss it because you’re only introduced to one of the groups and merely hear about the others. … Continue reading
Questions 3: Writing an Encyclopedia/Compendium
My parents used to have this set and it got me through so many school projects. People don’t use physical encyclopedias these days thanks to Wikipedia. Then again, I’m thinking of another type of encyclopedia. We’ll get to the questions … Continue reading
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Tagged answers, author, blogging, compendium, encyclopedia, information, life, questions 3, writing
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The Joy of Creating Words: Becoming a Shakespeare
I was going to talk about making words and phrases, but I realized that I haven’t done anything like that. In fact, most people don’t or won’t notice until they are long gone because you need time to see what … Continue reading
Questions 3: The Bad Boy Topic Comes to an End
I was going to do a ‘Bad Boy Store’, but it wasn’t working out. Didn’t hit the right notes and my own limitations on the topic proved problematic. So, I dusted off the ‘Questions 3’ post even though I did … Continue reading
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Tagged 3, answers, author, bad boys, fiction, fun, interactions, questions, rebels, three, writing
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7 Tips to Writing a Bad Boy: As If I Know What I’m Doing
As I said on Monday, I’m not really sure of what I’m doing. I’m seeing that I do watch a bunch of shows that have ‘Bad Boy’ protagonists. There are a few themes that I’ve seen that enhance their rebellious … Continue reading
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Tagged author, bad boys, characters, fun, humor, rebels, society, tips, writing
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