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Tag Archives: fiction
Work in Progress: Footsteps . . . Maybe
One difficult thing with writing series is that it’s really hard to let characters go. I dread the end of Legends of Windemere because I’ll feel a little lost without Luke, Nyx, and the others. They’ll be done and usable … Continue reading
Posted in Character Origins
Tagged author, children, fantasy, fiction, heroes, parenthood, series, works in progress, writing
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Fritz Warrenberg: The Womanizing, Highly Intelligent Gnome (Possible Spoilers)
Fritz Warrenberg is a fun character to write and I wish I could boost him higher up the character food chain. The truth is that he is strongest as a supporting character and shines in this role. He is the … Continue reading
Posted in Character & Book Themes
Tagged author, characters, epic fantasy, fantasy, fiction, friendship, gnome, heroes, high fantasy, loyalty, magic, themes, writing
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Mazes, Traps, and Dungeons
One of the big standards of fantasy adventure books are traps and mazes. The latter isn’t as common as the former and I can already hear some people groaning about the topic because they think these are terrible concepts. Dungeon … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged author, characters, dungeons, fantasy, fiction, mazes, traps?, writing
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Nimby: The Torn One (Threat of Spoilers)
PRODIGY OF RAINBOW TOWER SPOILERS!
Posted in Character & Book Themes
Tagged author, characters, fantasy, fiction, friendship, halfling, redemption, themes, thief, writing
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The Lich: Loyal and Deep?
The Lich is an interesting character because he evolved more than I expected. A lot of the villains did, but he pulled the biggest trick. He was never meant to be the main villain and it’s revealed that he has … Continue reading
Posted in Character & Book Themes
Tagged author, fantasy, fiction, lich, patience, persistence, themes, undead, villain, writing
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Recurring Minor Characters: Why?
People talk a lot about protagonist, antagonist, secondary characters, and sidekicks when it comes to writing. When writing a series, you can have a big cast of characters that fall into these characters. You can also have a small group … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged author, characters, comedy, fiction, heroes, minor characters, recurring characters, series, villains, writing
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Curse of the Dark Wind Excerpt: The Woman (Potential Spoilers)
I know it’s an issue to post excerpts of future books and this one won’t be getting published until December since it’s book 6. Still, I’m very proud of this scene even in its raw form.
Posted in Sneak Peeks
Tagged action, author, dragon, excerpt, fantasy, fiction, monster, mystery, novel, sneak peek, writing
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Love Life of Luke (Possible Spoilers)
First, it’s really hard to find a picture depicting a love triangle that isn’t a picture of Twilight. I was lucky to stumble onto this one, which is more of a square. For those that don’t know it’s Spider-Man who … Continue reading
Posted in Character Origins
Tagged author, characters, drama, fantasy, fiction, literature, love, love triangle, writing
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Luke Callindor: Luckless, Courageous Hero
Best that I start this blog post series with the first hero of Legends of Windemere. First, I’d like to point out that I said first hero and not main hero. This series is really an ensemble cast with the … Continue reading
Posted in Character & Book Themes
Tagged author, characters, confidence, courage, fantasy, fiction, hero, morality, power, themes, warrior, writing
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Serial Killer Protagonists
Mohamed at Dawn of Thoughts mentioned something a while back that got me thinking. He brought up how serial killers are being shown as protagonists, which can glorify their actions in some ways. Dexter is a big one where the … Continue reading
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Tagged author, fiction, heroes, morality, protagonist, serial killer, villians, writing
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