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When the Villains Are Acting Like Villains
Well, this has been a rough week since the previous posts were about spoilers and a series have a book of darkness. Why not end it on the same note? After all, a big reason I’m anxious is because there … Continue reading
Posted in Legends of Windemere, Ritual of the Lost Lamb
Tagged adventure, author, epic fantasy, evil, fantasy, high fantasy, Legends of Windemere, magic, pain, sword & sorcery, torture, villains, Windemere, writing
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When A Series Goes Dark
As I said a few times, Legends of Windemere: Ritual of the Lost Lamb gets very dark. Remember the light-hearted fun of Luke’s first few adventures and you’ll see a stark difference in tone. There was violence and pain, but nothing … Continue reading
Posted in Legends of Windemere, Ritual of the Lost Lamb
Tagged author, dark, darkness, epic fantasy, fantasy, going dark, high fantasy, Legends of Windemere, sword & sorcery, Windemere, writing
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7 Tips to Maintaining Your Break: Like I Should Talk?
One of the toughest things about getting a break is that you don’t always know what to do with it. I’m not talking a vacation where everything is planned out. Those have a schedule and act like a reward at … Continue reading
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Tagged 7 tips, author, break, bumming around, humor, naps, rest, stemming the tide of exhaustion, vacation, writing
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What to Do With a Break?
Ironically, I’m probably doing this week-long topic at a time when I’m toiling away at a project. My hope is that my calculations are correct (they never are) and this is the week between the personal project and Ichabod Brooks … Continue reading
Curse of Poetry 101
I have to confess to something. I had another post planned about Odd Obstacles in adventures, but I couldn’t figure what I was talking about. Instead, I wandered around my files and found this poem from 2011. It was part … Continue reading
Posted in Poems
Tagged author, forget the rules, no rhyming, poem, poetry, rhyming, rules, writing
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Review Revisited: My Grl by John Howell #thriller #ASMSG #99cents
To celebrate John W. Howell’s re-release of his first novel, I’m reposting my review. First, let me say the following: GET MY GRL for 99 cents! Now for the review that originally went live in 2014: This was my first time … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews
Tagged action, adventure, amazon, anti-terrorism, author, boat, boating, heroes, Intrepid, John Cannon, John W. Howell, loved it, My GRL, Navy, New York City, rave review, review, terrorism, Texas, thriller, writing
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