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The Experimental Hero: Brought to You By Science
I’ve touched on a lot of different heroes over the years, so I’m surprised I never thought about this one before. I mean, they’ve slipped into a few categories at times, but I never really locked onto the ‘experiment’ origin. … Continue reading
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Tagged author, characters, experiment, heroes, protagonists, science, unnatural, writing
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Let Dining Authors Dine
If sleeping is how you recharge when stationary then eating is how you get energy while on the move. That may have made more sense in my head. People have probably figured out that I do enjoy eating. I talk … Continue reading
Let Sleeping Authors Lie
So, I had an idea for a theme this week and it was ‘Eat, Drink, and Be Merry’. I thought the first two worked together and decided that sleeping should be mentioned. Anyway, these three things are fairly essential to … Continue reading
Keeping Your Emotions in Check When Writing
One of the things I had to learn way back in high school when I started writing was how to control my own emotions. Not block them off completely, but temper them and access the ones I needed for certain … Continue reading
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Tagged anger, author, balance, emotions, fitting the scene, happiness, sadness, writing
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Having a John Wick-end (I Give All Credit to My Friend Who Said It First.)
It was a busy week, but I’m happy to say that I get to rest a bit this weekend. A friend is coming over and we’ve been holding off on seeing ‘John Wick 3’ until we could do a marathon. … Continue reading
The Grand Finale
A long road has been written Through typos and twists You have seen it to the end Fingers worn and callused Pencils down to nubs The corpses of pens fill a drawer A cemetery you refuse to toss Keys on … Continue reading
7 Tips to Writing an Ending Whether You Want To or Not
That’s a heavy quote . . . Let’s lighten the mood with a humorous list of ways an author can end a story. Don’t do it! You might never have another idea and people already like this one. Even if … Continue reading
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Tagged author, coming to the end, endings, finale, hints, humor, tips, writing
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The Horror of the Rushed Ending
A few months ago, I finished reading ‘Yu Yu Hakusho’. I remember hearing that there was something off about the ending. Well, I have to agree even though I would recommend the series for any manga/anime fans. It’s considered a … Continue reading
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