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Tag Archives: fiction
What Exactly is an Energy Attack?
My son and I started watching Dragon Ball a few months back. This got me thinking about energy attacks and the overall power structure that was introduced in this series. Also, how it differs from what I use: I work … Continue reading
Pieces of an Adventuring Party
Fantasy adventures commonly have groups of heroes even if only one of them is the primary antagonist. A challenge for any author is to piece one together that is effective and interesting. You can go with all warriors or all … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged adventuring party, author, characters, fantasy, fiction, heroes, humor, roles, writing
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7 Tips to Designing Fictional Inventions
Not sure how else to explain this one because it doesn’t always come up in a story. You might not have to design anything new for your world. Then again, you might have to come up with something since a … Continue reading
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Tagged advancement, author, fiction, humor, inventions, technology, tips, writing
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Autism in Fiction
I kind of tackled this in 2015 with a Questions 3 post. I didn’t really go into my own thoughts and details though. Also, I’ve learned a lot and my beliefs back then might have changed. As my son gets … Continue reading
Betrayal by Accident: That Make It Any Better?
We all hate it when characters turn out to be traitors. Betrayal is rarely applauded beyond it being a surprise twist. At least, it should be, but it can be tough. Many times, a character who turns out to be … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged accident, betrayal, characters, fiction, heroes, villains, writing
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Dreams in the Morning
Images while I snore That take me on adventures Crafting fear Or joy Before my body stirs * They linger in the morn’ Dew drops Sitting in my senses Gone Before my mind captures * On the rarest days A … Continue reading
How Do Dawn Fangs Have Babies?
First, never look up ‘vampire babies’ on an image search. The results are terrifying and still haunt my dreams. I assume since I’m writing this at the end of February. Still, they were freaky and not helping me with the … Continue reading
Posted in War of Nytefall
Tagged babies, birth, Dawn Fangs, fantasy, fiction, magic, Savagery, vampires, War of Nytefall, Windemere
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Why Do I Use Humor?
Honestly, I thought this would be a more challenging question with a deeper answer, but I’ve been sitting here for a while. The question of how to use humor has been asked several times, but I always wanted to touch … Continue reading
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