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Tag Archives: characters
Ask a Character: Luke Callindor
So, I saw Briana Vedsted make a post where she interviewed a character from her book. I thought was a genius idea and set out to do the same. Unfortunately, I can never think of any questions to ask my … Continue reading
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Tagged author, character, characters, fantasy, fun, hero, interview, warrior, writer, writing
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Family of the Tri-Rune Up-Date
So, I have less that 200 pages left to type in the hand-written edits and I’m realizing something. I don’t give Sari nearly enough credit. I always thought of her as the weakest of the champions, but she’s proving to … Continue reading
Posted in New Project Progress
Tagged author, character, characters, editing, fiction, hero, protagonist, story, thief, warrior, writer, writing
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A Possible Contest for Artists
Long ago I came up with an idea. This is before I jumped on the blog-o-sphere and was a simple dreamy-eyed, whiskey-drinking aspiring author editing his finished books. The idea stemmed from the fact that I can’t draw. The rules … Continue reading
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Tagged art, artists, character, characters, contest, drawing, painting
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L.o.W.- Prodigy of Rainbow Tower Part 6
“I’m going to miss this place. What about the rest of you?” Nimby cheerfully asks as he joins the others at the front gate. The sky is filled with rainclouds that give the day a slightly depressing appearance. “I can’t … Continue reading
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Tagged adventure, author, characters, dragon, fantasy, friends, magic, story, storytelling, warrior, writer, writing
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Child Protagonists: Parenting at its Best
There are several types of protagonists that one can choose from. You have true blue heroes, anti-heroes, resistant heroes, silent heroes, and so many others that have their own strengths and flaws. One of the most difficult heroes, in my … Continue reading
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Tagged author, character, characters, child, child protagonist, ender's game, protagonist, writer, writing
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L.o.W.- Prodigy of Rainbow Tower Part 5
Being the daughter of a wealthy merchant means you can have almost anything sent to you within days of wanting it. It was two months ago that Kira took full advantage of this benefit of wealth. Soon after her relationship … Continue reading
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Tagged author, cabin, character, characters, confusion, fantasy, fiction, forest, hero, lovers, magic, open relationship, romance, story, warrior, writer, writing
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Origins: Selenia Hamilton
I’m starting to realize that all women in fantasy art are either crones, ‘chicks in chainmail’, or ‘chicks in less than chainmail’. Honestly, why do female fantasy characters stand for the scraps of cloth and metal that constitute armor? So, … Continue reading
Posted in Character Origins
Tagged author, character, characters, female, mercenary, origin, warrior, woman, writer, writing
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L.o.W.- Prodigy of Rainbow Tower Part 4
Luke tries to carefully push his way through the celebrating crowd. Most of the guests are lords and dignitaries from various cities who are hoping to recruit elite soldiers and bodyguards among the graduates, so Luke isn’t surprised at the … Continue reading
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Tagged action, adventure, author, book, books, character, characters, dancing, fantasy, fiction, friends, graduation, hero, magic, story, storyteller, storytelling, warrior, writer, writing
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Monster Origins: Goblin
Here’s a fantasy scenario: You and your adventuring friends come to a bridge where a group of goblins are crossing. They have heavy packs and haven’t noticed you. Do you: A. Attack immediately. B. Yell to them to see if … Continue reading
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L.o.W.: Prodigy of Rainbow Tower Part 2
“It is rare that we gather like this. Even the elusive dragon gods have decided to attend this council,” a horse-headed giant announces. He sits atop a throne of blades while letting his steely gaze scan his surroundings. “I ask … Continue reading
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