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Kira Grasdon: The Conflicted Chameleon
Kira Grasdon is a difficult character for me and she seems to be creating the biggest amount of debate. That’s not the point of this though. Her themes make her a complicated supporting cast member. With her physical absence in … Continue reading
Posted in Character & Book Themes
Tagged author, chameloen, character, characters, development, evolution, fantasy, fiction
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Garden of the 4 Sisters
The above is the inspiration for an idea that I’ve been toying with, but unsure where to go with it. You see, my son grabbed an old toy sword of mine and my mother’s watering can back in 2012. He … Continue reading
Posted in New Project Progress
Tagged author, fantasy, fiction, garden, magic, plants, WIP, works in progress, writing
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Celebrate 1 Year of Beginning of a Hero!
On February 27th, Legends of Windemere: Beginning of a Hero will be 1 year old. To celebrate, I’m running a month long Giveaway through Rafflecopter. Honestly, Danielle Taylor put it together because I’m so lost on here. There are over … Continue reading
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Tagged action, amazon, anniversary, author, books, contest, erotica, facebook, fantasy, February, fiction, free stuff, giveaway, indie author, kindle, magic, novels, physics, romance, sci-fi, science fiction, self-published, swag, twitter, winning, writing
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February Giveaway!
To celebrate the February 27th Anniversary of Beginning of a Hero’s release, I’ve set up a Rafflecopter Giveaway for the month. Great prizes and a lot of fun. Spread the word that this kicks off tomorrow! a Rafflecopter giveaway
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Tagged amazon, anniversary, author, books, contest, fantasy, fiction, free, free stuff, giveaway, kindle, rafflecopter, series, swag, writing
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Selenia Hamilton: Headmistress and Mentor
Selenia Hamilton is the founder and headmistress of Hamilton Military Academy. She is an ex-mercenary and a very stern figure in Beginning of a Hero. The most obvious role for her is as a mentor for Luke and as a … Continue reading
Posted in Character & Book Themes
Tagged author, fantasy, fiction, mercenary, sword, warrior, woman, writing
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Maps of Windemere
Long ago, I had maps of various areas of Windemere and a world map. Most importantly, I had one of Elysium, which was very important for one of the series. Well, the folder that they were in got left somewhere … Continue reading
Distractions from the Plot or Character Building?
An odd topic in writing that appears from time to time (I’m told) is the side quest. These are momentary events that a hero will get involved in, which takes them away from the main plot. These are different from … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged adventure, author, fantasy, fiction, humor, side quests, sidequests, writing
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The Hellfire Elf: Catalyst for a Hero
The first obstacle that Luke Callindor has to face in Beginning of a Hero, one could say this demon started him off as a hero. While it doesn’t really evolve due to its role, the Hellfire Elf is a little … Continue reading
What Do You Think of Heroes Having Kids?
One of the most common endings to a hero’s genre (besides death) is settling down and having kids. That epilogue where the hero is seen with his or her young child is a hallmark of fantasy endings. Many people scoff … Continue reading
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Tagged author, family, fantasy, fiction, kids, literature, parenthood, retired heroes, retirement, writing
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Goals of a Tired Man
Last week was rough with several family ‘events’ and a snowstorm. I can’t say I got very far with my goals because I simply didn’t have the time. When I did have the time, I found myself slipping into a … Continue reading