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Tag Archives: characters
Merry Christmas from Windemere
Luke– How are we supposed to do this? Kira– I think we all say ‘Merry Christmas’ at the same time. Sari– Okay! One the count of- Fizzle– What Chr . . . is it? Aedyn– It is an important religious, … Continue reading
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Tagged characters, christmas, fantasy, fiction, happy holidays, humor, merry christmas, skit, Windemere
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Morality and Fiction
I might run the risk of getting into trouble here, but it’s something that I want to write about. Morals and ethics within a fantasy setting are an interesting pitfall. The nuances of these categories differ among groups and individuals. … Continue reading
Do You Have Hidden Themes in Your Stories?
One of the things I noticed when preparing Allure of the Gypsies for publishing that there was a theme. It wasn’t intentional. In fact, I realized each of the main characters had their own theme. At least so far because … Continue reading
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Tagged author, characters, family, fantasy, fiction, friendship, heroes, themes, villains, writing
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Character Origins: Guinevere Archer
This is one of my lesser works that I’ve been fiddling with when I get in the mood. It involves a winged elf named Guinevere Archer. Her family has been cursed by a shaman whose daughter was taken by their … Continue reading
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Tagged adenture, author, characters, fantasy, fiction, magic, writing
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How to Make a Sexy Character . . . Possibly . . . Don’t Quote Me Here
This is going to be more for genres besides romance and erotica. Sexuality and sensuality are very important to those genres, but that doesn’t mean they don’t exist outside of those styles. So, here are a few tips that I … Continue reading
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Tagged author, characters, enchantress, erotica, fiction, literature, romance, seduction, seductive, sex, sexy, writing
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Works in Progress: The Blundering 7
Long ago in a high school too close for me to be included on a bus route, I created my first fantasy series. I called it the Race War where all of the races of this world chose sides and … Continue reading
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Tagged author, characters, comedy, fantasy, fiction, humor, magic, works in progress, writing
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What Do You Think of Minor Powers in Books?
Now, I’m not talking about wielding great magic or superheroes with an array of abilities because those are rather heavy. I’m talking about this minor abilities that some heroes in fiction have. Maybe it’s an enhanced sense or the natural … Continue reading
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Tagged author, characters, development, fantasy, fiction, magic, powers, superpowers, writing
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Thieves of Every Flavor
One of the most common and popular character types in fantasy is the thief. Now, you normally see these as comic relief, the betrayer, the criminal with a heart of gold, and other roles. Honestly, it’s difficult to make a … Continue reading
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Tagged assassin, author, burglar, characters, con artist, criminal, fantasy, fiction, goon, pickpocket, role, thief, type, writing
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Character Origin: Nyder Fortune the Evil Gnome
Early on in Legends of Windemere: Allure of the Gypsies, new villains are introduced. All of them are allies of the Lich and are on equal footing with him, but they tend to stay more to the shadows. All of … Continue reading
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Tagged author, characters, fantasy, fiction, gnome, inventor, mad scientist, origin, villain, writing
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Legends of Windemere: Allure of the Gypsies Now on Amazon Kindle!
(Made again because the links in the original got screwed up somehow. This happened last time too.) Legends of Windemere: Allure of the Gypsies has Arrived!!! Buy it HERE! And Add it to Your ‘To Be Read’ List on … Continue reading
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