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Tag Archives: fantasy
Leaping and Swinging on the Page
One of my favorite types of games is the platforming, puzzle types like ‘Prince of Persia: Sands of Time’ and ‘God of War’. Though this post will focus more on the former because that put the traveling over the combat. … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged action scenes, author, climbing, fantasy, fiction, jumping, leaping, Legends of Windemere, magic, novels, platforming, Prince of Persia, Windemere, writing
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Guest Post by John W. Howell: Thriller Writing vs. Fantasy Writing
I am thrilled to be here on Charles Yallowitz’s blog today. Charles is one of those nice people who continually supports his fellow authors. He offered to let me post in support of the introduction of my next book titled … Continue reading
Posted in Guest Blogging, Spotlight
Tagged action, author, blogging, epic fantasy, espionage, fantasy, fiction, guest post, high fantasy, Legends of Windemere, My GRL, series, spy, spy adventure, sword & sorcery, thriller, writing, writing tips
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Welcome to November . . . I’m Not Thrilled About It Either
Now we begin the infamous month where everything seems to slow down. Weather gets much colder, family starts mentioning the holidays, a jolly fat guy in red keeps peeking around the corner, ads for ‘Forget Your Family’ sales days are … Continue reading
Guest Post: Why on Earth would you write Fantasy by Georgina Lee
“Why on earth would you write fantasy?” That question has been posed to me over and over. Often from the same people who ask, “Why do you like Star Trek? What’s wrong with you?” Now, I’m not daring to equate … Continue reading
Posted in Guest Blogging, Spotlight
Tagged author time travel, blogging, epic fantasy, fantasy, guest post, high fantasy, magic, series, sword & sorcery, writing
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Stare into the Monster Maker (Finale)
The final batch of critters have been donated by L. Marie: Furbfur A hypo-allergenic construct that begins life as a featureless dog made out of clay. It is molded and changed to suit the owner’s requirements. This means it can … Continue reading
Posted in Monster Maker Fun
Tagged animals, creativity, creatures, fantasy, fun, halloween, imagination, monster maker, monsters, october, writing
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Windemere Monsters: Cockatrice
My first encounter with a cockatrice was in my first Dungeons & Dragons game. I was playing a Dwarven warrior and opened a treasure chest to find this dangerous creature lurking inside. It turned me to stone before I could … Continue reading
Posted in Legends of Windemere
Tagged author, chickens, cockatrice, creatures, epic fantasy, fantasy, folklore, high fantasy, Legends of Windemere, monsters, mythology, october, sword & sorcery, turn to stone, Windemere, writing
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Windemere Monsters: Doppelgangers
Who really knows how many Doppelgangers have appeared in the Legends of Windemere series? Not many because revealing several main characters have been copies of the originals for most of the adventure is stupid. I mean, could you imagine being … Continue reading