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Questions 3: Do You Play Well with Others?
As I said on Monday, I haven’t really tried to write with another author. The few attempts I did make was long ago and failed miserably with the exception of a project in high school. This means, I’m not an … Continue reading
Posted in Questions 3
Tagged answers, author, co-authoring, co-writing, partnerships, q&a, questions, three, writing
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Desert Adventures: Hard to Do Without Writing ‘Dessert’ By Accident At Least Once
I’ve actually talked about sea journeys and a few other specific types over the years, but I realized that I never touched on this one. Desert adventures have been really popular for a long time. You find it in many … Continue reading
The Fun of Writing Outdoors
With summer here, many people find that they want to spend as much time outside as possible. Usually because I’m writing this in May, so I have no idea if we’re still under lockdown or not. Last thing I heard … Continue reading
Summer 2020 Plans
Full disclosure: I’m writing this up on April 7th. Partially because it’s still the middle of the pandemic in New York and I have no idea what the future holds. Going to be pretty funny when I forget I wrote … Continue reading
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Tagged author, goals, no real idea, parenting, plans, summer, teaching, writing
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Growing Old and Growing Up
Playing as a child Toiling as an adult One looks at the other With a hint of jealousy * The child wants to grow While the adult wants to play Youth admires the freedom of old Old wishes for the … Continue reading
Posted in Poems
Tagged adults, author, children, growing old, growing up, imagination, maturing, poem, poetry, writing
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Battling a Shortened Attention Span
Going to try hard not to jump on a high horse because I’m aware that I fall into this category too. In fact, I think most people have lost part of their attention span and that makes selling books a … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged attention span, audiences, author, distractions, instant gratification, patience, rewards, writing
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Psychological Curses: Are They There or Not?
A way of using a curse that I’ve mentioned previously is having it be more of a legend than something cast in real time. I wanted to look more into this because it requires a lot more psychological work. You … Continue reading
From the Vault: Ruins of the Zodiac Gods
Figured that was the only blind warrior people would recognize these days. You’ll find out what that has to do with this older story idea later on. Anyway, this one is called ‘Ruins of the Zodiac Gods’, which is going … Continue reading
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