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Tag Archives: fiction
#2 Post of 2020: Do You Avoid or Tackle Mental Health Issues in Fiction?
(Post originally published on April 6, 2020) I bring up mental health a lot here. Usually, it’s in regards to the topic itself and not connecting it to writing. Well, I’m going to switch that up here. Wednesday and Friday … Continue reading
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Tagged author, fiction, heavy topics, issues., mental health, writing
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#4 Post of 2020: Does Fantasy Have to Be Medieval?
(Post originally made on January 6, 2020. That’s staying power.) Various questions come up when someone wants to write high fantasy and many of them are completely understandable. They may deal with magic, various races, and creating a world that … Continue reading
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Tagged castles, Dark Ages, fantasy, fiction, knights, magic Legends of Windemere, medieval times, setting, sword & sorcery, writing
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#5 Post of 2020: 7 Tips to Writing Characters with Anxiety
(This post was originally from April 10, 2020.) A few disclaimers here because we’re heading into delicate territory again. Eh, I’m just copying and pasting here. I am not an expert on mental health by any means. I read up … Continue reading
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Tagged anxiety, characters, fear, fiction, humor, mental health, writing
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A Series With Minimal Action, But High Suspense
This year, I got into a series called ‘Dr. Stone’. It is about how humans are frozen in stone for 3,700 years, so civilization collapses. The first to awaken is Senku, a Japanese teen who was obsessed and highly skilled … Continue reading
Questions 3: Your Favorite Pieces of Fiction
We all have preferences and favorites. Sometimes, we can be a little pushy in sharing these while other times our declarations are perfectly accepted. In a way, these interactions can be considered a piece of promoting. It’s usually for popular … Continue reading
Is Weather Important to Stories?
Many of us remember Snoopy starting a book with ‘It was a dark and stormy’ night. In fact, I’ve seen this get used as a ‘what not to do’ lesson. I believe it’s that you never start with the weather, … Continue reading
When Kindness Change the Villain
Above, you will see a picture from the anime called ‘One Piece’. Don’t go running away yet because there’s a point. In the scene, you have one of the heroes named Sanji (blonde) with a villain named Ghin (guy on … Continue reading
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Tagged author, change of heart, fiction, heroes, kindness, manners, villains, writing
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