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Tag Archives: stories
Your Protagonist Is the Villain?
I don’t know why I suddenly started thinking about ‘Invader Zim’. This was Nickelodeon show back in the early 2000’s. It was great and popular and somehow only 28 episodes if you count the pilot. The show is about Zim … Continue reading →
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Tagged comedy, fiction, heroes, protagonists, stories, villains, writing
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Questions 3: Happy National Fairy Tale Day
Today is National Fairy Tale Day! I was going to do a bunch of memes, but I thought it would be more fun to let people comment on the subject. Most of us grew up with some fairy tales. They … Continue reading →
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Tagged childhood, fairy tales, folklore, holiday, lessons, lore, magic, morals, national fairy tale day, stories
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Questions 3: Forced Reading Experience
I talked before about how school forces students to read specific books. Many times, this results in creating people who see reading as a chore. It’s a big challenge to meet course curriculum standards and not sacrifice the individual in … Continue reading →
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Tagged answers, forced, love of books, q&a, questions, reading, school, stories
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That Forgotten Childhood Promise
Long ago, I got into a manga called ‘Love Hina’. This is what one would call a ‘harem story’ where the male protagonist is eventually desired by all of the female ones. That has nothing to do with this post. … Continue reading →
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Tagged author, bad memory, childhood, plot, promises, stories, tropes, writing
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Survival Stories: More Common Than One Thinks?
I was going to make this exclusively about ‘Survival Horror’, but I thought I would branch out here. Most people don’t get into that type of story while they may be interested in other types of survivals. ‘Hatchet’, ‘Lord of … Continue reading →
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Tagged author, fiction, stories, struggles, survival, survival horror, tension, writing
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Questions 3: The Quest
Can’t really have a story without a quest or plot. While quests do tend to be the most common plot in fantasy, the advice one gets can go for general story creation. Do I Need to Use a Dragon? has you covered … Continue reading →
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Tagged answers, conflict, do I need to use a dragon, pantsing, planning, plot, q&a, questions, quests, stories
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Dueling Narrators
Narrator 1– This is the bad guy. You can tell because he’s leading an army of soldiers in black armor. Narrator 2– Don’ t be ridiculous. Armor color doesn’t mean evil. Besides, he’s leading a charge against the descendants of … Continue reading →
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Tagged author, humor, narrators, perspectives, skit, stories, writing
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Writing an Invasion Storyline
My son and I are watching a series called ‘Black Clover’. It involves magic and the story arcs have been rather simple. That is until the underlying story hit the gas and an invasion of the kingdom happened. One bigger … Continue reading →
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Tagged adventure, author, fantasy, fiction, invasion, stories, world building, writing
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The Coming of Age Story
The above is probably one of the biggest examples from my generation. ‘The Breakfast Club’ was always a big ‘coming of age’ story. It had a group of high schoolers in detention where they got to know each other. They … Continue reading →
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Tagged adults, author, children, coming of age, fiction, growing up, maturing, stories, teenagers, writing
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Perspectives of Tropes
We all know this topic since I touch on it from time to time. For those who don’t know, tropes are things that are used very often in a genre. They are similar to clichés, but not always seen as … Continue reading →
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Tagged author, change of view, cliches, fantasy, fiction, perspectives, stories, thoughts, tropes, writing
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