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Scarring Your Characters
It’s actually taking me an hour to find a picture for this post. I never realized how hard it is to find a character with scars that aren’t over the top, barely visible, or on a character that’s simply over … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged action, attractiveness, author, beauty, characters, fantasy, fiction, physical appearance, scars, ugliness, writing
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Character Development by C.S. Boyack
Today I have a guest post from C.S. Boyack. Enjoy! Character growth is something all authors struggle with. I’m not an expert, but I have some seasoning. There are many ways to weave character growth into a story, but I’m … Continue reading
Posted in Guest Blogging, Spotlight
Tagged author, books, character development, characters, fantasy, fiction, humor, writing
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A Career Built Off One World
I don’t know if the number is right, but I think Discworld by Terry Prachett is 45 Books long. Xanth by Piers Anthony is in the 30’s. Wheel of Time by Robert Jordan is 15 Books. Legends of Windemere by … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged author, fantasy, fiction, high fantasy, magic, numbers, series, Windemere, world building, writing
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Writing in a Winter Wonder . . . Damn Snow!
That ‘blizzard’ threw a monkey wrench into the week. It also led to a very odd reminder that people love to bitch on the Internet. The media erupted about 3 feet of snow, which some areas on Long Island got. … Continue reading
Nameless Finale and A Fresh Book
So I’m staring at these empty pages in the first notebook. Though I guess you can’t call it first since I have at least 10 others that range from 2 years old to high school days. This is the first … Continue reading
Putting People in Your Books
This is a popular quote among authors and there seems to be a grand tradition of putting people in a book as ‘revenge’. Yet there are times where someone is put into a book as an honor. I tend to … Continue reading
Why Do You Do It? (Character Question)
Fizzle– No understand question. Why do what? Luke Callindor– I think they want to know why we’re heroes instead of villains or settling into a simple life. I’m trying to be a hero because it runs in the family, I … Continue reading
Posted in Legends of Windemere
Tagged characters, courage, fiction, friendship, heroes, Legends of Windemere, reasons, sacrifice, Windemere
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Return of Boromir, We Hardly Knew Ye
Way back on January 30th, 2103, I wrote a posted entitled ‘Boromir, We Hardley Knew Ye‘. This was two months after I started blogging so I got no comments and very few likes on it. It was about killing characters … Continue reading
