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Windemere Monsters: Oakind #fantasy #adventure
Here we are with the first of the Windemere monsters. I think we’ll all recognize these creatures, which I call Oakind. They are also Ents or Treants, which are the sentient trees found throughout fantasy. Walking and talking as they … Continue reading
Posted in Legends of Windemere
Tagged author, creatures, ents, epic fantasy, fantasy, folklore, high fantasy, Legends of Windemere, monsters, mythology, oakind, october, sword & sorcery, treants, trees, Windemere, writing
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A Few Author Myths Debunked (I Hope)
This is coming late because I missed this day on the scheduling. I think. Anyway, I had a post I was going to do Sunday that I’ll do now. It’s kind of a rant, but I’m sure people can relate … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged author, emotions, frustration, myths, pet peeves, time management, writing
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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
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Tagged alchemy, author, fantasy, fiction, magic, objects, transformation, transmutation, writing
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