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Tag Archives: heroes
Fritz Warrenberg: The Womanizing, Highly Intelligent Gnome (Possible Spoilers)
Fritz Warrenberg is a fun character to write and I wish I could boost him higher up the character food chain. The truth is that he is strongest as a supporting character and shines in this role. He is the … Continue reading
Posted in Character & Book Themes
Tagged author, characters, epic fantasy, fantasy, fiction, friendship, gnome, heroes, high fantasy, loyalty, magic, themes, writing
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Recurring Minor Characters: Why?
People talk a lot about protagonist, antagonist, secondary characters, and sidekicks when it comes to writing. When writing a series, you can have a big cast of characters that fall into these characters. You can also have a small group … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged author, characters, comedy, fiction, heroes, minor characters, recurring characters, series, villains, writing
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Serial Killer Protagonists
Mohamed at Dawn of Thoughts mentioned something a while back that got me thinking. He brought up how serial killers are being shown as protagonists, which can glorify their actions in some ways. Dexter is a big one where the … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged author, fiction, heroes, morality, protagonist, serial killer, villians, writing
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What Do You Think About Pre-Existing Character Connections?
I’ll say it now to get it out of the way: ‘Luke, I am your father! Let us be the standard of this overused tradition!’ Best if you imagine Darth Vader saying that. Still, the surprise parent thing happens a … Continue reading
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Tagged author, characters, connections, family, fantasy, fiction, friends, heroes, tree, villains, web, writing
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Legends of Windemere: Allure of the Gypsies for the Kindle! Review Quotes!
So ends the month long blog tour of Legends of Windemere: Allure of the Gypsies. It was an interesting ride at $2.99 with higher royalties with fewer sales. I didn’t break 1,000 sales like the previous books. I bounced around … Continue reading
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Tagged amazon, Amazon Kindle, author, blog tour, blogging, demons, dragons, epic fantasy, fairies, family, fantasy, fiction, fire, friendship, ghosts, goddesses, gods, gypsy, heroes, high fantasy, independent author, indie author, kindle, legends, magic, marketing, monsters, reviews, sacrifice, self-publishing, selfpublishing, series, sibling rivalry, siblings, sorceresses, sorcery, sword & sorcery, swords, tour, vampires, villains, warriors, wizard, zombies
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A Fun Fantasy Series to Break In Your New Kindle
Did you get a Kindle for Christmas? If so then I’m betting you’re chomping at the bit to start filling it with books. One of the greatest things about owning a Kindle is that it opens the door to many … Continue reading
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Tagged adventure, amazon, Amazon Kindle, assassins, author, christmas, combat, cover art, deal, demons, dragons, ebook, epic fantasy, fantasy, fiction, fire, gnomes, gypsy, halflings, heroes, high fantasy, hobbits, holidays, humor, independent, indie author, kindle, magic, monsters, sale, series, sorceress, sorcery, spells, sword & sorcery, swords, trolls, undead, vampires, villains, warriors, writing, zombies
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Do You Have Hidden Themes in Your Stories?
One of the things I noticed when preparing Allure of the Gypsies for publishing that there was a theme. It wasn’t intentional. In fact, I realized each of the main characters had their own theme. At least so far because … Continue reading
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Tagged author, characters, family, fantasy, fiction, friendship, heroes, themes, villains, writing
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The MacGuffin: Apparently It’s Not a Breakfast Pastry
I’ll admit that I never really knew what a MacGuffin was. I’d heard the term, but always managed to stay in the conversation without revealing my ignorance. Honestly, I kept thinking of food and puffins whenever I heard the term. … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged author, fiction, goals, heroes, indie author, macguffin, mcguffin, plot, protagonists, story, storylines, subplot, writing
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Brief History of the Callindors
Ever since the first book of Legends of Windemere, the Callindor name has been mentioned as legendary. Unfortunately, readers have only had Luke to go by on the prowess of the family, which isn’t the greatest advertisement. So, this is … Continue reading
The Callindor Name
I may have mentioned parts of this story and the entire thing in earlier posts. Since the Callindor family is appearing Allure of the Gypsies, I’m going to share the story of how they came about. At least, how the … Continue reading
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