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Tag Archives: setting
Preparing for a Journey: When a Story Hits the Road
In Crossing Bedlam and Legends of Windemere: Prodigy of Rainbow Tower, I had the heroes go on traveling adventures. This meant deciding on locations, events for those locations, and how long they stayed in each place. There’s a lot of organization here that … Continue reading
2017 Top 5: #3- Fashion and Fiction with Our Guests C.S. Boyack and Lisa Burton
This was a guest post by C.S. Boyack done on March 19. The doorbell rang at the writing cabin, and Lisa Burton the robot girl answered. “Charles Yallowitz, what brings you out here?” She gave him a huge hug. “Hi, … Continue reading
Posted in Guest Blogging, Spotlight
Tagged blogging, characters, clothes, dialogue, dresses, fashion, fiction, guest post, image, Lisa Burton, outfits, robot girl, setting, shirts, shoes, uniforms, writing
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Fashion and Fiction with Our Guests C.S. Boyack and Lisa Burton
The doorbell rang at the writing cabin, and Lisa Burton the robot girl answered. “Charles Yallowitz, what brings you out here?” She gave him a huge hug. “Hi, Lisa. I was talking to Craig about fashion in fiction and he … Continue reading
Posted in Guest Blogging
Tagged blogging, characters, clothes, dialogue, dresses, fashion, fiction, guest post, image, Lisa Burton, outfits, robot girl, setting, shirts, shoes, uniforms, writing
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Visiting Bor’daruk
Yesterday I posted a poem about a city that has been mentioned in Legends of Windemere since the first book. Bor’daruk is the desert city to the south of the Serabian Kingdom and a big trade area. It’s where Kira … Continue reading
Uses for Food in Fiction
I think many authors overlook the versatile uses that food can have in a story. It doesn’t have to be the central focus like in the manga ‘Toriko’ where the entire story revolves around discovering new foods and recipes. (Great … Continue reading
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