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Tag Archives: tension
7 Tips to Writing the Pursued POV
This topic is a little shaky. At least, trying from the Pursuer POV was tough. The reason is because you see the opposite more often. A chase tends to happen when the protagonist needs to escape. So, readers will be … Continue reading
7 Tips to Writing the Pursuer POV
One type of action scene is ‘The Chase’. It doesn’t happen as often as fight scenes unless the story involves vehicles or running, but it’s a big one. A challenge here is to bring across the pace and feelings of … Continue reading
Why Do I Use Humor?
Honestly, I thought this would be a more challenging question with a deeper answer, but I’ve been sitting here for a while. The question of how to use humor has been asked several times, but I always wanted to touch … Continue reading
A Series With Minimal Action, But High Suspense
This year, I got into a series called ‘Dr. Stone’. It is about how humans are frozen in stone for 3,700 years, so civilization collapses. The first to awaken is Senku, a Japanese teen who was obsessed and highly skilled … Continue reading
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
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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
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Tagged adventure, author, crossing over, fantasy, genres, guidelines, horror, monsters, psychology, rules, scary, similarities, tension, thriller, writing
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Let’s Talk about Stress
Stress is brutal. In small doses, it can drive us ahead, but how often do we get the proper amount? The longer I live, the more I meet people who are either unstressed to the point of being unmotivated and … Continue reading
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Tagged health, life, outside influences, stress, tension, time management, writing
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Putting Cliffhangers in a Series
This came up in conversation and I thought about while coming to the end of War of Nytefall: Eradication. When writing a series, you tend to have 3 types of books: The opener, which introduces at least some characters, begins … Continue reading
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Tagged action adventure, cliffhangers, Dawn Fangs, Eradication, fantasy, series, suspense, tension, vampires, War of Nytefall, Windemere
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