Legends of Windemere Fantasy Bundle #1
-
Recent Posts
Categories
- 100 Haikus for the Gamer's Thumbs
- Allure of the Gypsies
- Animal Posts
- Anxiety Journal
- Ask a Character
- Bedlam Series
- Beginning of a Hero
- Book Reviews
- Character & Book Themes
- Character Origins
- Charms of the Feykin
- Chasing Bedlam
- Crossing Bedlam
- Curse of the Dark Wind
- Derailing Bedlam
- do I need to use a dragon
- Family of the Tri-Rune
- Goal Posts
- Guest Blogging
- Ichabod Brooks
- Immortal Wars
- Legends of Windemere
- Merchant of Nevra Coil
- Monster Maker Fun
- New Project Progress
- Olde Shoppe Stories
- Path of the Traitors
- Poems
- Prince Profundus Vorago
- Prodigy of Rainbow Tower
- Questions 3
- Raven Series
- Raven's Dawn
- Raven's Game
- Raven's Hold
- Raven's Wrath
- Ritual of the Lost Lamb
- Sleeper of the Wildwood Fugue
- Slumberlord Chronicles
- Sneak Peeks
- Spotlight
- Teaser Tuesday
- The Compass Key
- The Mercenary Prince
- The Spirit Well
- The Starwind Egg
- Thoughts
- Tribe of the Snow Tiger
- Uncategorized
- War of Nytefall
- Warlord of the Forgotten Age
- Written in Israel
Member of the Dark
Featured Author
-
Join 7,144 other subscribers
- Follow Legends of Windemere on WordPress.com
Friends and Allies
Goodkindles
Goodreads
Meta
Tag Archives: tips
Do I Need to Use a Dragon?- Humor
(Now we dive into the Character section. Of course, that brings up the question of comedy, which people sometimes try to jam into a story. It doesn’t always work because there are a lot of factors though. Needless to say, … Continue reading
Posted in do I need to use a dragon
Tagged advice, characters, comedy, comic relief, do I need to use a dragon, drama, humor, timing, tips, writing
16 Comments
7 Tips to Nurturing Reading
As I said on Monday, there are a lot of threats to reading. We don’t even realize when they are striking at times. Most boil down to making the act of reading a chore, which nobody likes to do. So, … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged advice, books, literature, love of books, nurturing, reading, teaching, tips
40 Comments
7 Tips to Writing Touch Attacks
As I said, touch attacks are fairly niche. They appear in a lot of stories with magic and superpowers. Yet, they tend to also get taken for granted. So, what are some things to consider when using them? You need … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged advice, fiction, magic, superpowers, tips, touch attacks, writing
6 Comments
7 Tips to Writing Teachers in Fiction
We did students on Wednesday, so let’s look at teachers. Getting right into it since there’s not much more of a set up. The teacher doesn’t have to be an alcoholic, druggie, hermit, or any other type of troubled character. … Continue reading
7 Tips to Relieving Stress
We all get stressed. It may be different levels and at different rates, but we all have moments of pressure. This can cause our minds to falter and our bodies to take on some damage. Sadly, it isn’t easy to … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged advice, anxiety, meditation, relaxing, relief, stress, tips
10 Comments
7 Tips to Writing About Blunt Weapons
Since these kinds of weapons differ from swords and spears, you can’t always use the same tactics. Swinging a club will not have the same effect as slashing with a cutlass. So, what are some things that will help you … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged author, bludgeoning, blunt weapons, combat, fantasy, fiction, tips, warriors, writing
14 Comments
7 Tips to Asking for Help When Suffering
It’s difficult for people to ask for help, especially when it comes to admitting to having some mental issues. We expose a lot by doing so since it requires opening up our heart and mind to others. Unlike physical injuries … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged advice, anxiety, depression, human, mental health, mental illness, therapy, tips
8 Comments
Legends of Windemere 