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Tag Archives: fiction
7 Tips to Using Siege Weapons in Fiction
Siege weapons are rather restricted in its use, but that doesn’t mean one shouldn’t think about using them. If you just toss them in, you might find that they don’t make sense or fail to get a decent impact. There … Continue reading
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Tagged 7 tips, advice, author, fantasy, fiction, siege engines, siege weapons, writing
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Revisiting Origins: Nimby
It’s interesting that this charming, friendly halfling thief became such an integral part to my series. I hate to say this about the little guy, but he is rather cliche. Yet, there is something mysterious and dangerous about him that … Continue reading
Posted in Character Origins, Legends of Windemere
Tagged action adventure, fantasy, fiction, friendship, halflings, heroes, Legends of Windemere, Nimby, origins, sword & sorcery
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How Easy Is It To Use Siege Weapons in Fiction?
I’m had this topic on my list for a long time, but I never really found the time to think about it. Still haven’t, which I realized could be part of the reason why I never took it off the … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged ballistae, cannons, catapults, fantasy, fiction, fortifications, medieval, siege weapons, tactics, thoughts, war
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Celebrate National Luke Day by Getting a Free Copy of ‘Beginning of a Hero’
I was all ready to do a post on Daylight Savings Time or American Football Day. Then, I saw that today was ‘National Luke Day’ and felt that I had no choice. For those who don’t know, one of the … Continue reading
Happy National Author Day!
The meme says it all. Have a Happy National Author’s Day. To celebrate, check out the following books by clicking on their titles: Do I Need to Use a Dragon? by Charles E. Yallowitz The Tale of the Drakanox: Minstrels … Continue reading
Posted in Guest Blogging
Tagged action, action adventure, action thriller, advertising, aliens, anthologies, Australia, author, books, Central Europe, collections, condor, crime, dark fantasy, detectives, dragons, ebooks, epic fantasy, family, Family Life, fantasy, fantasy horror, fiction, first contact, Florida, friendship, ghosts, glass ceiling, Great Depression, halloween, heist, historical fiction, history, holidays, horror, love, magic, memoir, murder, music, mystery, national authors day, New England, novella, promotions, psychics, quests, robbery, romance, science fiction, singers, supernatural, suspense, swamps, sword & sorcery, thriller, trilogy, trucks, trust, women, writing, young adult
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Revisiting Origins: Lost the Princess General
Of course, Lost is essential to War of Nytefall: Lost since her name is the title. This is a character who I’ve been wanting to introduce for a long time, but I came up with an idea that forced me … Continue reading
Posted in Character Origins, War of Nytefall
Tagged chaos, comedy, Dawn Fangs, fantasy, fiction, lost, magic, origins, sword & sorcery, vampires, War of Nytefall, Windemere, writing
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Revisiting Origins: Fizzle
Fizzle is probably the most popular character of Legends of Windemere. He isn’t a champion, but he might as well be in the eyes of some readers. It reached a point where I was getting requests for a Fizzle book. This … Continue reading
Posted in Character Origins, do I need to use a dragon, Legends of Windemere
Tagged action adventure, advice, author, do I need to use a dragon, dragons, drites, epic fantasy, fantasy, fiction, Fizzle, Legends of Windemere, magic, mascot, origins, revisiting, spells, sword & sorcery, Windemere, writing
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I’m Just a Hero for Fun
So, I was showing my son the anime called ‘One Punch Man’. This is about a guy named Saitama who became so strong that he defeats every enemy with one punch. He lives in a world of monsters, villains, and … Continue reading
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Tagged adrenaline, author, characters, fiction, fun, hero for fun, heroes, motivation, writing
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Enjoy Labor Day Weekend with ‘Do I Need to Use a Dragon?’
Well, this is the last big promo I’m doing for Do I Need to Use a Dragon? since it’s the end of summer. So: Grab your copy by clicking on the cover! Available as a $2.99 eBook and a $20 paperback! Already … Continue reading
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