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Religion and the Afterlife in Fantasy Fiction
A central part to many fantasy worlds are the gods and religions. I went over this long ago here, which explained the various systems I’d seen in fantasy. This time I’m going to briefly talk about the afterlife and open … Continue reading
Origins: The Krypters
For anyone who has read the blurb for Family of the Tri-Rune, you’ve heard of the Krypters. They are the ravenous undead that appear around Hero’s Gate and cause a lot of trouble. This is their story . . . … Continue reading
Posted in Character Origins
Tagged author, characters, fantasy, fiction, monsters, origins, undead, writing, zombies
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Eat, Sleep, Write: Podcast Interview with Charles E. Yallowitz
A little over a week ago, I sat down for an interview with Adam Scull who runs Eat, Sleep, Write. Well, it’s up now and you can click on the picture at the bottom to hear it. It’s about world-building … Continue reading
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Tagged amazon, author, eat, fantasy, fiction, independent author, indie author, indy author, interview, kindle, Legends of Windemere, magic, podcast, self-publishing, series, sleep, Windemere, world building, write, writing
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Party in the Caster Swamp
The Lich– Do we have a question to work with here? General Vile– I believe we are supposed to discuss being villains and our various motivations. Trinity– There aren’t many of us here. The big boys were told to stay … Continue reading
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Tagged author, bad guys, characters, conversation, demons, dialogue, elves, fantasy, fiction, fun, humor, lich, villains, writing
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Benefits of Using Darker Perspectives
Let’s just jump right into the list here. The topic is why writing a few scenes that focus on the villains can help your story. Again, you don’t see these very often unless the hero or a supporting character is … Continue reading
The Many Flavors of Villainy
Before I get into using a villain’s perspective, I do want to talk about how there are different types of villains. Time and time again, I see people arguing over who is the better bad guy when the characters in … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged antagonists, author, bad guys, fiction, masterminds, minions, monsters, villains, writer
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Eyes of a Villain
I’ve mentioned a few times that everyone loves a good villain. This isn’t an original thought and has been around longer than all of us have been alive. Yet, you don’t always see a lot from the villain’s perspective. They … Continue reading
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Tagged author, evil, fiction, humanity, point of view, villains, writing
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