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Tag Archives: rules
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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Crossing Genres: #Fantasy & #Mystery
Welcome back to the newest entry of crossing over genres. Again, this is to show how advice for one can be used for another. Of course, I’m always using Fantasy since that’s my wheelhouse. I’ve done Romance and Horror/Thriller, but … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged adventure, author, crime, crossing over, fantasy, genres, guidelines, mystery, rules, similarities, suspense, tension, thriller, writing
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Crossing Genres: #Fantasy & #Horror
Welcome back to this month-long adventure where we talk about how advice for one genre can help for another. Of course, these are only quick overviews because of time and space. Today we’re going to discuss the similarities of: FANTASY … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged adventure, author, crossing over, fantasy, genres, guidelines, horror, monsters, psychology, rules, scary, similarities, tension, thriller, writing
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Crossing Genres: #Fantasy & #Romance
I guess I’ll call this first in a series, but I don’t know how long it will go for. Maybe only this month or I might carry it over to January if I can think of more comparisons. The reason … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged adventure, author, crossing over, fantasy, genres, guidelines, love, romance, rules, similarities, writing
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Rules of the Writer
A bubble of thought That drives pen to paper And finger to key Is the first step To a world of freedom And coiling restrictions * Voices ring out Do this Not that Follow this And follow that One negates … Continue reading
7 Tips to Following the ‘Rules’ of Writing
With such a maze out there, we can never tell what we should or should not do until we attract someone’s wrath. I’m here to give you a few tips to navigate this maze with the least amount of stress. … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged advice, author, fun, guidelines, humor, rules, tips, writing
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The ‘Rules’ of Writing: Real or Choose Your Own Adventure?
“Kill your darlings!” “No prologues!” “Show, don’t tell!” “Only use ‘say/says/said’!” “You must eliminate 80% of your first draft!” I’m sure we’ve all heard these or variations over the course of our writing careers. Some of us have used these … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged gatekeeping, guidelines, loose, opinions, rules, strict, writing
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Do the Dawn Fangs Have Laws?
Occasionally, a question comes up that I want to answer on the blog. Not always from other people like this time. I realized I haven’t really talked about the laws of Nytefall, which come into play a lot in War of … Continue reading
Posted in War of Nytefall
Tagged Clyde, Dawn Fangs, fantasy, laws, leadership, Ravenous, rules, ruling, sword & sorcery, vampires, War of Nytefall, Windemere
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2017 Top 5: #4- Why Not Write About the Writing Craft?
This post originally went live on August 21. A lot of author blogs focus on the writing craft and make posts about tenses, grammar, plot creation, genre, and other topics. Others go into the nuances of Amazon, marketing, and whatever … Continue reading
Why Not Write About the Writing Craft?
A lot of author blogs focus on the writing craft and make posts about tenses, grammar, plot creation, genre, and other topics. Others go into the nuances of Amazon, marketing, and whatever else comes after you hit ‘PUBLISH’. These are … Continue reading
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