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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
Life of an Innocent Bystander
Do we really consider innocent bystanders when we’re writing action or disaster scenes that take place in residential areas? I mean, we know they’re there and write them in to show the carnage. Maybe we purposely put one in a … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged action, adventure, author, disasters, fiction, innocent bystanders, writing
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Lovey Dovey Mushy Stuff in Fiction
Cuddles and kisses Saccharine dripping From the pages While others look on From both worlds Puppy love First love Slipping into other genres Giving characters A chance to be more human Yet it can be out of place Smooching among … Continue reading
When More Than a Sword or Axe Will Do
First of all, my wife is the one who introduced me to this movie that we own, watched once, and I still can’t remember. One of those really corny fantasy ones that involved finding a special weapon to save the … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged bows, epic fantasy, fantasy, fiction, glaive, kusari-gama, Legends of Windemere, swords, unique weapons, weapons, Windemere
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Saying Good-Bye
With Legends of Windemere: Warlord of the Forgotten Age, I’ve been thinking a lot about goodbyes. There are the ones I’m giving to characters that I’ll never write again for various reasons. There are those that are being said or unsaid between … Continue reading
Posted in Legends of Windemere
Tagged author, characters, end of a series, fantasy, fiction, goodbye, Legends of Windemere, partings, voices, Windemere, writing
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