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Tag Archives: fiction
7 Tips to Writing an Ability Thief
While ability thieves appear simple and fun, I’m sure there are some guidelines that can help keep them under control. Also, an author should be careful about making this the only defining feature of the character. Let’s get to the … Continue reading
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Tagged ability thief, advice, author, fiction, magic, mimic, power thief, superpowers, tips, writing
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Different Types of Ability Thieves
I was thinking about ability thieves and the different methods that appear in fiction. Some are more malevolent than others. I think a few categories might be argued aren’t actual thieves, but I’ll up them in for those who associate … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged ability thief, fiction, magic, methods, mimics, superpowers, writing
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The Ability Thief
The concept of an ability thief is fairly common. There are different levels of the ability as well, which can range from killing the original owner to simply copying it. Guess that makes the ‘thief’ part not true since the … Continue reading
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Tagged author, characters, fiction, heroes, mimic, superpowers, thief, villains, writing
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Can Heroes Be Homesick?
I’m not even sure if I can make a big post about this. The idea came to my mind when I was thinking about how heroes in fantasy go on big adventures. Can’t remember many of them getting homesick. Not … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged author, characters, emotions, family, fantasy, fiction, friends, heroes, home, homesickness, loneliness, missing, writing
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Curved vs Straight Blades
Saying ‘versus’ isn’t correct. Yet, I do see many people trying to claim that one type is superior to the other. Becomes a whole ‘knight vs samurai’ thing at times. Meanwhile, I’m sitting here owning both styles of swords. I … Continue reading
Hostile Vs. Friendly Planet
This subject came about after I read an interesting comment on a Reddit forum. The topic was about the Avatar movies and how humans are the bad guys trying to destroy the environment. Most of the comments were praising the … Continue reading
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Tagged aliens, author, environment, fiction, humanity, nature, survival of the fittest, writing
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What To Do If a Reboot Fails?
The title speaks for itself here. What do you do if you make a reboot and failed? By failure, I mean it’s received the same way one would greet a bag of flaming doggie nuggets on the front porch. People … Continue reading
No Rest For A Hero
I forgot what made me think about how certain heroes never get to rest. Might have been when I was watching ‘Highlander’ Season 1. I remember a character telling the protagonist that he can’t stay out of the contest of … Continue reading
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Tagged adventures, author, enemies, fatigue, fiction, heroes, rest, writing
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Exaggerated Conditions in Fiction
I was watching a show, which was rather good. The name was ‘Almost Paradise’ and it was a crime show with some comedy. The main character goes to a tropical island because he suffers from high blood pressure. This means … Continue reading
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Tagged author, drama, exaggeration, fiction, health, medical conditions, tension, writing
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