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Tag Archives: plot
Revisit: Because Good is Dumb
Posted on March 25, 2013, I do have more to say on this. Now, the topic is how my heroes are unaware of what the villains are doing. I’m sure it was meant as an insult now, but I do … Continue reading
Telling A Tale of Two Eras
A few months back, I watched a show on Amazon called ‘Fallout’ It was about characters in a post-apocalyptic landscape with the three protagonists having their own stories, which converge. There were also scenes about the past events leading up … Continue reading
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‘Do I Need to Use a Dragon?’ Available on Amazon!
This was the big and only release of last year. Do I Need to Use a Dragon? was a challenge in that it wasn’t really fiction. It was all about me trying to write a ‘how to’ book, which several people … Continue reading
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‘Do I Need to Use a Dragon?’ Now Available on Amazon Kindle and Paperback!
Do I Need to Use a Dragon? is LIVE! Have you ever wanted to write a fantasy story? Not sure about the rules? Well, look no further! Hidden within these pages are opinions and observations that MIGHT help you with your … Continue reading
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‘Do I Have to Use a Dragon?’ Goes Live Tomorrow!
The title pretty much speaks for itself. Last day to grab a Pre-Order eBook for 99 cents! It’ll be that price through the month of July!
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In Medias Res: Starting a Story in the Middle
This is what caused me to think up this week’s topic: IN MEDIAS RES. I’d never heard of it even though I’m sure I’ve seen it. This is very popular in film noir, but it shows up in plenty of … Continue reading
Sins of the Parent Placed on the Child
Well, that’s not fair. I mean, a parent screws up, so a child has to be punished? It doesn’t make a lot of sense by most modern standards. Though, I’m sure it probably happens in some places. Odd how the … Continue reading