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Tag Archives: fantasy
Are Samurai Allowed?
I’m sure I’ll anger some people with this post or within the comments. This is a debate that has gone back to my college days and I’m still confused on it. Traditionally, fantasy is set in a European style setting. … Continue reading
Brewing Idea: Lions of Trune
I came up with an idea that has been rattling around my head. I’m still not sure exactly where to go with this, but here is what I have. A group of friends (4 boys and 1 girl) live in … Continue reading
Posted in Character Origins
Tagged author, fantasy, magic, warriors, works in progress, writing
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Test Scene: The Unstoppable Rakesh
(This is a scene from a future book that I haven’t even outlined yet. Testing out characters and the overall atmosphere.) Ryusuke slowly backs away from Rakesh, who has healed every slash that the samurai has inflicted on him. He … Continue reading
The Stereotypes of Thieves
On Monday, I noted a few thief stereotypes that bugged me. I will admit that I probably do them too, but that just makes me a hypocrite. I’m pretty sure a lot of authors hate reading something and use it … Continue reading
Serial Victory
The test is a success Both books are selling well Feeding one another Telling me a series works Both have wandered on the lists Fresh blood in the older sib As the youngster cuts her teeth Carving paths among their … Continue reading
Posted in Poems
Tagged advertising, author, books, fantasy, news, poem, poetry, publishing, series
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What Do You Look for in Thieves?
I’ve been editing some very thief heavy scenes and was also remembering a few comments over my first book. Basically, I had some people complaining that Nimby the halfling thief was stereotypical and also that he should have been put … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged author, fantasy, fiction, thief, thieves, writer, writing
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Some Notes on Spirit Animals
I’m using the term spirit animal, but I’m going to use another definition near the end to pull in another topic. Now, a spirit animal is a beast that falls into one of the following categories: Physical animal that is … Continue reading
So You’re Going to Give Your Character a Pet
So, you want to use a pet in your story. Good idea. There’s a long tradition of helpful animal companions of both natural and magical varieties. It all comes down to what you want you’re looking for. Here are some … Continue reading
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