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I’m thinking of doing another sneak peek of a future book. I’m torn between the following scenes: Introduction of Sari the gypsy from Legends of Windemere: Allure of the Gypsies. Exciting chase scene over the trap-filled rooftops of a city … Continue reading
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Tagged author, book, books, characters, choices, fantasy, fiction, magic, sneak peek, story, writing
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Fritz Warrenberg
Fritz was played by my friend Nate. Beyond that I’m not really sure where to begin with him. He is a gnome who is an inventor, illusionist, monster chronicler, and purveyor of fair maidens’ affections. In the actual game, there … Continue reading
Posted in Character Origins
Tagged adventure, author, book, books, character, characters, d&d, evolution, fantasy, fiction, friends, gnome, hero, humor, inventor, magic, origin, story, storyteller, storytelling, writer, writing
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Boromir, We Hardly Knew Ye
One of the most difficult decisions any author can make is killing off a character. Many of us don’t have the luxury of working in comic books where death is nothing more than a temporary situation. So, an author will … Continue reading
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Tagged audience, author, books, Boromir, characters, death, evolution, fiction, humor, Joss Whedon, killing characters, plot, story, writer, writing
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Fizzle
This is a character that I cannot take a lot of credit for. Fizzle was created by Mike (gamemaster of the game that the series is based on) and the character remains very similar to his original form. In the … Continue reading
Thank You to the Supporting Cast
Years ago I ran into an anime (Japanese cartoon) called Naruto and there was something that intrigued me about it. It was that all of the secondary and tertiary characters were more than background and toss away characters. There was … Continue reading
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Tagged audience, author, book, character, depth, development, evolution, fiction, friends, hero, progress, sidekick, story, storyteller, supporting cast, writer, writing
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My Albatross
First, I always liked the use of the term ‘Albatross’ ever since I heard it. I think they’re beautiful birds and the metaphorical (is that right?) term is fun to use. I saw a lot of posts over the weekend … Continue reading
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Tagged albatross, author, book, characters, evolution, fantasy, fiction, frustration, progress, story, storyteller, style, superheroes, writer, writer's block, writing
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Nyx
I’ve introduced and talked about this character, so I’m going to end the non-Legends of Windemere posts with an explanation of how this character came to be: Back in 1999, a young woman with a chip on her shoulder and … Continue reading
All about the Women
I grew up with comic books, cartoons, and fantasy novels, so the concept of the female protagonist was a little skewed. They were the busty battlers (Wonder Woman), the agile acrobats (Teela from He-Man), or some type of spellcaster that … Continue reading
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Tagged audience, author, book, character, fiction, hero, story, storyteller, storytelling, women, writer, writing
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Runaway Characters
I have a habit of letting my characters wander through a scene without much direction and it has led to a lot of interesting developments over the years. Just recently the wandering writing style has designed how goblin society works … Continue reading
Nimby
It’s interesting that this charming, friendly halfling thief became such an integral part to my series. I hate to say this about the little guy, but he is rather cliche. Yet, there is something mysterious and dangerous about him that … Continue reading
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Tagged author, books, characters, evil, fantasy, good, halfling, magic, origin, story, storytelling, thief, writer, writing
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