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Questions 3: Surviving Writing Breaks
After having a very busy summer and nearly jumping right back into the TA job, I haven’t had much writing time. People might notice that I haven’t been able to get to my books for most of the year. Finishing … Continue reading
Posted in Questions 3
Tagged advice, answers, author, break, pause, q&a, questions 3, writing
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Life of the Author (A Shakespearean Sonnet)
To be honest, this is my first attempt at a Sonnet. Learned about them in college and it was a project in ELA last year. I helped my student with this, but I never took it by the reins myself. … Continue reading
Check on the Idea Stockpile
(Okay. I moved this from September 1st to the 15th because I forgot about all of the October post stuff I had set up. Sorry about any confusion.) About a week and a half ago, I was talking to someone … Continue reading
Posted in Character & Book Themes, Character Origins
Tagged author, creativity, ideas, imagination, the future, War of Nytefall, Windemere, writing
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Writing for Books vs Writing for a Blog Story
Now, I’ve written novels, short stories, and been running a few serial stories through my blog. The most recent one is Derailing Bedlam, but there was also the Raven Series that I did for the last 4 Octobers. Will these ever be … Continue reading
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
Posted in Uncategorized
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
Posted in Thoughts
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
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged author, fiction, predictions, series, subverting expectations, surprise, twists, writing
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