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Tag Archives: fiction
Elemental Uses: Water the Tri-Form Element
Water users tend to fall into one of three categories with a third rarely showing up. I’m going to divide it up that way instead of what I did before. Mostly because water is an element that is infamous for … Continue reading
Elemental Uses: The Versatile Wind
Unlike fire, wind is used with a lot of versatility. Many times, you’ll find characters specializing in one style like flight, wind blasts, weather manipulation, or lightning. That last one is a strange part because it’s a wind/fire combo, but … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged earth, elementals, fantasy, fiction, fire, four elements, magic, water, wind
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Elemental Uses: Fire Is More Than Destruction
Today and next week, I’m going to be doing some posts on the classical Four Element system that gets used in magic a lot. Not only going through the history, but showing various ways to use it. Typically, you see … Continue reading
2017 Top 5: #3- Fashion and Fiction with Our Guests C.S. Boyack and Lisa Burton
This was a guest post by C.S. Boyack done on March 19. The doorbell rang at the writing cabin, and Lisa Burton the robot girl answered. “Charles Yallowitz, what brings you out here?” She gave him a huge hug. “Hi, … Continue reading
Posted in Guest Blogging, Spotlight
Tagged blogging, characters, clothes, dialogue, dresses, fashion, fiction, guest post, image, Lisa Burton, outfits, robot girl, setting, shirts, shoes, uniforms, writing
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Profiles in Sun and Blood: Characters of ‘War of Nytefall’
Next Thursday will start the War of Nytefall character profiles in order to introduce the 13 main characters. You’ll get to learn about their origins, personality, and a little bit about their roles without getting into spoilers. I don’t have pictures for … Continue reading
Posted in War of Nytefall
Tagged characters, Dawn Fangs, fantasy, fiction, monsters, sword & sorcery, vampires, War of Nytefall
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Questions 3: Tournaments and Festivals
This probably pertains more to anime and manga, but tournaments and festivals are nearly impossible to avoid. Just finished watching Shakugana No Shana Season 2 and a few episodes went to a festival. There was also one in Rosario Vampire, … Continue reading
Posted in Questions 3
Tagged festivals, fiction, fighting, fun, plot events, q&a, questions 3, tournaments, writing
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Windemere and Windemere: The Origins and Name Shares
One of the things I run into the most online is the question of where I took the name Windemere from. Many people think I snagged it from an existing place. Specifically, a lake area in England that might actually … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged fiction, locations, origins, places, Windemere, Windermere
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Lorelei the Muse is Here with ‘The Hat’ by C.S. Boyack #newrelease @virgilante
Thank you for having me over, Charles. Before we get started, yes, I am an honest to the Gods Greek Muse. The author C. S. Boyack is my charge. My job is to inspire him any way I can. Craig … Continue reading
Posted in Guest Blogging, Spotlight
Tagged 99 cents, action, adventure, fiction, generations, guest post, muse, music, novella, paranormal, super hero, symbiosis, The Hat, thriller, urban fantasy
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The Art of Bantering: Not As Easy As You Think
What exactly is banter these days? I know the official definition is a ‘playful or friendly exchange of teasing remarks’. Not exactly like what you see in one of the above examples, but I keep seeing examples of banter that … Continue reading