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The Art of Bantering: Not As Easy As You Think
What exactly is banter these days? I know the official definition is a ‘playful or friendly exchange of teasing remarks’. Not exactly like what you see in one of the above examples, but I keep seeing examples of banter that … Continue reading
Life of an Innocent Bystander
Do we really consider innocent bystanders when we’re writing action or disaster scenes that take place in residential areas? I mean, we know they’re there and write them in to show the carnage. Maybe we purposely put one in a … Continue reading
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Tagged action, adventure, author, disasters, fiction, innocent bystanders, writing
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My Week in Pics and Gifs
I had this idea to make a post about odd and possibly controversial things I learned over the last five years. Male heroes can’t cry, never let your female badasses take a punch, love triangles are just asking for trouble, … Continue reading
How Far Can a Hero Fall?
One thing I added to Warlord of the Forgotten Age is the concept of a fallen or broken hero. It might seem late in the game for a such a subplot, but I wanted to see how it would work when it’s … Continue reading
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Tagged adventure, author, empathy, falling hero, fantasy, heroes, Legends of Windemere, magic, pain, psychology, Windemere, writing
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When Heroes Are In the Dark
In the final hour, I made a discovery. Legends of Windemere: Warlord of the Forgotten Age was going to be the end and I had to close things up. This included some tidbits that I didn’t realize I had added in earlier … Continue reading
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Tagged author, fantasy, heroes, Legends of Windemere, mysteries, secrets, series, Windemere, writing
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The Last Word
The final keystroke Flourish of the ending scrawl Echoing in the air Driving home the fact That you have written The Last Word No more to be added A period has sealed your fate Edits are a farce Meant to … Continue reading
Saying Good-Bye
With Legends of Windemere: Warlord of the Forgotten Age, I’ve been thinking a lot about goodbyes. There are the ones I’m giving to characters that I’ll never write again for various reasons. There are those that are being said or unsaid between … Continue reading
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Tagged author, characters, end of a series, fantasy, fiction, goodbye, Legends of Windemere, partings, voices, Windemere, writing
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