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Tag Archives: monsters
Monster Month: Akhlut
Starting off October’s monster theme, I’m going with a creature from the frozen north. It is part of Inuit mythology and not the easiest thing to find a picture of. To be honest, I got all of these monsters off … Continue reading
Posted in Monster Maker Fun
Tagged Akhlut, cryptids, folklore, Inuit, killer whale, monsters, mythology, october, orca, shapeshifter, wolf
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Revisiting Origins: Kira Grasdon
Within the pages of Legends of Windemere, one character will always stand out to me as the wild card. The reason is because she was unexpected, but she also developed a really big love/hate relationship with readers. Some seemed to hate … Continue reading
Posted in Character Origins, Legends of Windemere
Tagged action adventure, author, character development, evolution, fantasy, growth, heroes, Kira Grasdon, Lacarsis, Legends of Windemere, love triangles, magic, monsters, open relationships, origins, Quest of the Brokenhearted, romance, Sari, series, survival, swords & sorcery, tragedy, writing
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Poetry Day: Fall of the Dragon
(This type of poem is called a Sestina. It has six stanzas with six lines each. The final word of each line is reused until each one has been in each position. I loved the challenge of this type of … Continue reading
Origins of Monsters
Creating monsters for a fantasy world can be done in a variety of ways. None of them are better than the others, so the author can use the one that suits them best. It doesn’t even have to be one … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged author, creativity, creatures, fantasy, fiction, imagination, monsters, world building, writing
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7 Tips to Creating Monsters
Let’s be clear. There really aren’t many solid rules to monster making. At least when it comes to fiction. In reality, you have to struggle with the ethics of creating a monster and hope it doesn’t kill you when it … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged advice, author. tips, creating, creatures, fantasy, fiction, imagination, monsters, writing
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Is It Easy to Write Monsters?
Fairly certain that I’ve tackled this topic before. I felt like doing it again because the question still comes up. Since fantasy authors are known for having strange creatures in their stories, people wonder how they design them. Is there … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged author, creativity, creatures, fantasy, fiction, imagination, monsters, world building, writing
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Another Plethora of Puzzles
Decided it was time to show another collection of puzzles. Don’t really have any stories behind these. Enjoy.
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Tagged jigsaw puzzles, Mandalorian, maps, monsters, movies, puzzles, Spider-Man, Star Wars, superheroes, video games, wolverine
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Need a Monster? Make an Animal Gigantic
One of the most common ways to come up with a monster is to simply go large. These are traditionally called ‘dire’ beasts, which simply means these are animals that are bigger than normal. They also tend to be more … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged animals, author, dire, fantasy, fiction, large beasts, monsters, writing
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