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Tag Archives: fiction
Primordial Forces in Fiction
This topic is pretty tough to research since I kept coming across different lists of primordial forces and systems. Maybe one can’t really stand up and say here is the definitive list. Doesn’t help that primordial gets used a lot. … Continue reading
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Tagged author, energy, fantasy, fiction, magic, primordial forces, systems, writing
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7 Tips to Using Nonverbal Communication in Your Writing
There are definitely more than 7 tips that one could give. Nonverbal communication is essential and complicated. So, know that this is the tip of the iceberg tip. After all, I always stick to 7 tips and making it longer … Continue reading
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Tagged advice, author, body language, eye contact, eyes, fiction, nonverbal communication, tips, voice tone, writing
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When Your Hero Hides Their Face
This week’s topic stems from months back when I kept stumbling onto short videos and articles about the ‘Halo’ TV series. First, I had no idea there was a series based on the ‘Halo’ games. Second, the whole thing was … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged author, body language, communication, emotions, fiction, helmets, heroes, protagonists, voice tone, writing
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Questions 3 and Looking Back at ‘Path of the Traitors’
How to explain Path of the Traitors? This entry into Legends of Windemere is the third of the added trio. The other two helped me with Yola Biggs the Chaos Goddess and Delvin Cunningham. This one is where Trinity the Chaos Elf Queen … Continue reading
Posted in Legends of Windemere, Path of the Traitors, Questions 3
Tagged amazon, answers, author, betrayal, chaos elves, dragons, elves, epic fantasy, fantasy, fantasy series, fiction, goddesses, gods, heroes, honor, kindle, Legends of Windemere, loyalty, magic, questions, redemption, spells, sword & sorcery, traitors, Trinity, undead, villains, warriors, Windemere, wizards, zombies
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Fun in the Post-Apocalypse
A while back I watched an anime called ‘Zom 100: Bucket List of the Dead’. This is about Akira who is working a soul-decimating job until the zombie apocalypse starts. The scene above is when he realizes that society’s collapse … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged bucket list, fiction, fun, humor, loner, post-apocalypse, relaxing, thoughts, writing, zombies
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Questions 3: Emotions Grant Powers
So, we’ve talked about emotions being used in fiction. From the ‘power of friendship’ idea to rage making people stronger, authors really do run with the concept. We all have our own opinions on if this is good or bad … Continue reading
Posted in Questions 3
Tagged anger, answers, author, emotions, fear, feelings, fiction, friendship, happiness, power of friendship, questions, sadness, writing
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The Power of Friendship!
I was thinking about emotional surges granting power and this phrase came to mind. We are used to anger, despair, and even sadness causing characters to find inner strength. All of the darker emotions get used for this story point. … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged author, fiction, friendship, magic, power of friendship, powers, tropes, writing
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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
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Tagged ability thief, fiction, magic, methods, mimics, superpowers, writing
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