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Tag Archives: planning
Evolution of Quest of the Broken-Hearted
The biggest influence behind Quest of the Broken-Hearted was Castlevania: Symphony of the Night. I liked the idea of an adventure taking place in a castle full of monsters that the hero is either trying to clear out or escape from. … Continue reading
The Balanced Hero: Brains + Guts = Survival
Betting those who visit my blog a lot saw this one coming because I usually end stuff like this talking about finding balance. Just like in real life, your characters may naturally gravitate toward a middle ground. They might be … Continue reading
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Tagged balance, fiction, heroes, instinct, Legends of Windemere, planning, thinking, writing
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Steps to an Outline
A few weeks back somebody asked me to write about how I create outlines. I sincerely apologize for forgetting who asked this and which post the comment was on. I searched, but couldn’t find it. (I sense a post-publishing edit … Continue reading
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Tagged author, humor, organization, outlines, planning, plans, plots, plotting, subplots, writing
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Plan for the Best, Expect the Worst
I’ve had the above song in my head for a while and been waiting for a good post to use it with. Then nothing seemed to be working out. I did a poem based on it, which seemed good enough. … Continue reading
The Outline: A Plotter’s Plan
I talk about having outlines and making plans before I write. These act like a ‘baby draft’ and make the creation of a first draft smoother. At least to me. It’s this part of my writing system that makes me … Continue reading
A Week of Nada?
So ‘The Mercenary Prince’ is done and waiting for its turn on the editing block. This is a book set to be released in December, which means I’ll be sending the March/April release to my editor. Another week before I … Continue reading
Back to the Grindstone with a New Nose
(WARNING: There will be a post later today that involves the blurbs of Sleeper of the Wildwood Fugue. It will be up from noon today until noon tomorrow before I have to take it down. All feedback will be appreciated. … Continue reading
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Tagged author, cooking, editing, epic fantasy, fantasy, goals, high fantasy, marketing, outlining, planning, writing
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Restructuring Day
Well, I learned one thing this morning. A guy who has a mild case of arachnophobia and is half-asleep should not look up ‘WEBS’ on a yahoo image search. There are some majorly nasty looking spiders out there. What demented … Continue reading
Origin: The War Torn
This isn’t so much an origin, but a forming idea that came, went, and has returned. A few years back, I was going to run a game in a system called ‘Big Eyes, Small Mouth’. This is for anime-type games. … Continue reading
First Day of Goal Battling & Rambling
I’m going to try to write successes when I reach them to see if that pushes me forward better. I noticed last week that I kept thinking ‘I still have time’ until I hit Thursday and realized everything went wrong. … Continue reading