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Tag Archives: research
Revisit: So, Jamie’s Got a Gun (Part 2 of Weapon Series)
This post was published on July 12, 2013 and I realize it was a guest post. The person who did it knew a lot more about guns than me. So, he offered to write it up and use his own … Continue reading
Posted in Guest Blogging, Thoughts
Tagged books, bullets, correct usage, fact, fiction, firearms, guns, movies, research, television, truth, writer, writing
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Revisited: Unlimited Ammo and One-Handed Greatswords?
Originally posted on July 10th, 2013 . . . It seems this was my first big theme that carried for a while. I’ve become a lot more lax about this topic, but not with my own writing. Keep needing to … Continue reading
Autism in Fiction
I kind of tackled this in 2015 with a Questions 3 post. I didn’t really go into my own thoughts and details though. Also, I’ve learned a lot and my beliefs back then might have changed. As my son gets … Continue reading
Crossing Genres: #Fantasy & #Historical Fiction
Here we are for the last ‘Crossing Genres’ post unless somebody requests pairing another one off with ‘Fantasy’. I’m open to any that I can slip into January. Not sure any will be as difficult as this one. One genre … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged adventure, author, crossing over, fantasy, genres, guidelines, historical fiction, history, research, rules, similarities, the past, world building, writing
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So Jamie’s Got a Gun (Part 2 of Weapons in Writing Series)
I know I said I would be posting these on Wednesday, but I couldn’t let this one wait. I know practically nothing about firearms. I stick to medieval weaponry in my books, so I’ve never had to research. TJ Therien … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged books, bullets, correct usage, fact, fiction, firearms, guns, movies, research, television, truth, writer, writing
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Unlimited Ammo and One-Handed Greatswords? (Part 1 of a Series)
We’ve all seen or read about it. An 8-shot revolver having 10 bullets? An enormous sword being wielded by a slender warrior? Standing a few feet away from an explosion and not getting touched? These can be great scenes and … Continue reading
Guest Blog: Research & the Western Genre by Briana Vedsted
Today, I have a guest blog from Briana Vedsted a young author who is working on getting her first officially published. Her book is a Western entitled ‘Me and Billy the Kid’ and she has done a lot of research … Continue reading
Posted in Guest Blogging
Tagged author, billy the kid, blog, blogger, blogging, cover, guest blog, guest blogging, history, research, western, writer, writing
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