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Tag Archives: creatures
7 Tips to Creating Monsters
Let’s be clear. There really aren’t many solid rules to monster making. At least when it comes to fiction. In reality, you have to struggle with the ethics of creating a monster and hope it doesn’t kill you when it … Continue reading
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Tagged advice, author. tips, creating, creatures, fantasy, fiction, imagination, monsters, writing
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Is It Easy to Write Monsters?
Fairly certain that I’ve tackled this topic before. I felt like doing it again because the question still comes up. Since fantasy authors are known for having strange creatures in their stories, people wonder how they design them. Is there … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged author, creativity, creatures, fantasy, fiction, imagination, monsters, world building, writing
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Monster Month: Kasa-Obake
I’ve seen this show up in so many anime that I had to put it on the blog. Doesn’t matter that there isn’t a lot of info out there. The kasa-obake/karakasa-obake/kasa-bake/karakasa kozo . . . It has a lot of … Continue reading
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Tagged creatures, demons, folklore, ghosts, halloween, Japan, kasa-obake, monsters, mythology, october, spooky, umbrella
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Monster Month: Gogmagog
Unlike others I’m showcasing, this monster is a specifically named one. Similar to Polyphemus from ‘The Odyssey’, Gogmagog is a giant from mythology. He is found within Welsh and later English mythology. So, who is he? Gogmagog was one of … Continue reading
Monster Month: Amarok/Amaroq
Now, we’re getting into the more obscure beasts. How obscure are we talking? Well, it’s not as easy to find information on some of these. So, the posts might be getting a little thinner. The Amarok (or Amaroq) is from … Continue reading
Monster Month: Bunyip
Is that what a Bunyip looks like? No idea because the descriptions were incredibly varied and I couldn’t find many common factors beyond ‘aquatic’. Not surprising since this is folklore that was spread across Australia. Even the name has regional … Continue reading
Monster Month: Wendigo
We’re going to be touching on some monsters throughout the month. I was trying for obscure ones, but the first one is probably known by others. If you’ve been a fan of Wolverine comics or ‘Supernatural’, you’ve heard of: THE … Continue reading
Posted in Monster Maker Fun
Tagged cannibalism, creatures, folklore, halloween, monsters, mythology, october, spooky, Wendigo
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7 Tips to Using a Monster Army in Fiction
Monster armies marching on a village or being intercepted in the wild is a fairly common set piece for fantasy and science fiction. From the outside, it seems like it’s a simply obstacle to create and use. Monsters rush forward, … Continue reading
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Tagged action adventure, army, combat, creatures, fantasy, fiction, heroes, monsters, organization, thoughts
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Elite of the Monster Races
Ever play a video game or read a story with monsters when a ‘special’ type of a common species turns up? If not then there really isn’t much more to explain. Heroes run into an elite version of a common … Continue reading