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Tag Archives: power
The Desire to Rule
We strive to take control Some wishing to be elite Standing above the rabble Kings and Queens That may even wear a crown Yet others are not as lofty They wish to rule themselves Take control of life Just a … Continue reading
Posted in Poems
Tagged being in charge. control, kings, poem, poet, poetry, power, ruling
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How Powerful is the Kingdom of Serab?
In Beginning of a Hero, Luke Callindor is hired to protect the heir of Serab from the Lich and the Hellfire Elf. In Prodigy of Rainbow Tower, he has to escort the heir back home. In Allure of the Gypsies, … Continue reading
Posted in Legends of Windemere
Tagged author, Duke Solomon, fantasy, fiction, kingdom, Legends of Windemere, politics, power, Windemere, writing
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Luke Callindor: Luckless, Courageous Hero
Best that I start this blog post series with the first hero of Legends of Windemere. First, I’d like to point out that I said first hero and not main hero. This series is really an ensemble cast with the … Continue reading
Posted in Character & Book Themes
Tagged author, characters, confidence, courage, fantasy, fiction, hero, morality, power, themes, warrior, writing
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Character Poem: Nyx
Violet eyes burn with flames Gentleness buried Under a storm of fury Magic is not at her fingertips It is in her veins A powerful child of aura Blazing scourge Upon the battlefield Cast from home and comfort To discover … Continue reading
What Do You Look For In a Hero?
One of the more interesting things about Beginning of a Hero reviews was that a few of them mentioned how Luke Callindor wasn’t heroic. He was immature, unpolished, reckless, and selfish. First, this is the beginning of a series, so … Continue reading
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Tagged book, books, bravery, courage, discussion, evil, fiction, good, hero, power, preferences, question, writer
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