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Tag Archives: magic
Prodigy of Rainbow Tower Teasers
Here are some sketches I got a while back from Jason Pedersen for Prodigy of Rainbow Tower. As you can see, he’s very talented and these are all his preliminary sketches to help get the pose and overall picture chosen. … Continue reading
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Tagged author, cover art, fantasy, fire, heroine, magic, writer, writing
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Character Origin: Rayne
This character won’t be making an appearance until the one-shot book that covers a loose end of Legends of Windemere. Still, I’m going to throw her out there and see how the wolves take to her. Rayne was created by … Continue reading
The Night Ones Legacy by Gwen Bristol (New Cover
Gwen Bristol has released a new cover for her novel, The Night Ones Legacy. It is an amazing fantasy adventure with a perfectly written child protagonist. I’m serious. Unlike many child heroes, you never doubt the age of Lily. For … Continue reading
L.o.W.: Prodigy of Rainbow Tower Part 9
The legendary masters of Rainbow Tower have been happily married for the better part of a century. This fact alone is an oddity considering they look like they come from entirely different dimensions. Willow is the picture of beauty and … Continue reading
First Poll: Nyx’s Magic Item
I’ve run into an issue and I figure now is a good time to test out the poll function of WordPress. I want to give Nyx a magical defense item and I’ve run into problems with how it should work. … Continue reading
Nearing the End of Editing and a little Darwin
So I have a single, 13-page chapter left as far as editing Family of the Tri-Rune. I’m probably going to save that for tonight and tomorrow will start the input process. That doesn’t take very long, but it will be … Continue reading
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Tagged author, break, editing, fiction, magic, planning, writer, writing
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Prodigy of Rainbow Tower: AskDavid.com Blurb
Just like the previous one for Goodkindles, I have to do a special write-up for AskDavid.com. Please let me know what you think. I had trouble not copying what I did for Goodkindles, so I don’t think it came out … Continue reading
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Tagged author, blurb, fantasy, magic, sequel, write up, writer, writing
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Prodigy of Rainbow Tower Goodkindles Write-Up
When I put Prodigy of Rainbow Tower on Goodkindles (and AskDavid.com), I need to create specialized write-ups for each site. AskDavid.com is more short and sweet, so I can handle that, but Goodkindles wants entertaining and kind of behind-the-scenes. So, … Continue reading
Origins: Windemere’s Magic
With the second debut of Nyx and her looming debut on Amazon, I find myself wanting to write about Windemere’s magic. Every fantasy world has a system of magic with some more complicated than others. Many times there’s no explanation … Continue reading
Review: The Dragon’s Disciples by C.N. Faust
This is a long book, but it is entirely worth it. C.N. Faust has created an amazing world that you get to explore throughout the story. It is filled with religious and political intrigue that moves flawlessly from scene to … Continue reading