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The Challenge of Balancing a Large Cast
The biggest challenge with War of Nytefall is that I’m working with a really large cast of main and constant secondary characters. Clyde may be the main one, but all of his friends and enemies make appearances in every book. At least … Continue reading
Posted in War of Nytefall
Tagged balance, Dawn Fangs, fantasy, large cast, series, sword & sorcery, vampires, War of Nytefall, Windemere, writing
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End of Winter Break and Nearing the Start of a Debut!
First, I’m going to announce that War of Nytefall: Eradication is live tomorrow. I’ll be honest. It’s already live, but I’m doing the big proclamation tomorrow. So, that’s something to look forward to. On to the past and future . . . … Continue reading
Posted in Goal Posts
Tagged author, chaos, exercise, frustration, life, parenting, Sonic, video games, War of Nytefall, Winter Break, writing
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The Duragians
Children of the sun Brightest of the holy ones They stand tall To heal those hurt And help the strays With rays of power They erase the rot Facing undead That emerge from shadows And feast upon the flock As … Continue reading
Posted in Legends of Windemere, Poems, War of Nytefall
Tagged clerics, Dawn Fangs, Durag, fantasy, light, magic, paladins, poem, poetry, sun god, sword & sorcery, vampires, War of Nytefall, Windemere, writing
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Let the Winter Break Begin with an Awkward Nap
Today is the first full day of my Winter Break and it feels like things aren’t going to be calm in any way. First, I want to say that there is A BIG ANNOUNCEMENT coming tomorrow that I’m surprised I’m … Continue reading
Posted in Goal Posts
Tagged can't catch a break, exercise, exhaustion, goals, interruptions, life, Winter Break, writing
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Tears were Shed and Pain was Sustained
This was a really long and tough week. Without going into any details, a friend passed away early on and that messed with my head a lot. It was only a few days earlier that I stumbled onto a letter … Continue reading
Writing After Divorce . . . The Lion/Elephant Hybrid in My Mental Room
My plan was to start hyping War of Nytefall: Eradication since it is going to be coming out soon. This is the 4th book of Clyde and the Dawn Fangs’ adventures. It’s also been 10 months since I published War of Nytefall: … Continue reading
Posted in War of Nytefall
Tagged author, Dawn Fangs, divorce, Eradication, life, vampires, War of Nytefall, Windemere, writing, writing through pain
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Goal Post . . . Was This a Week or a Month?
I really can’t remember much of what happened prior to Thursday. I know stuff did occur and a lot of things were moved from mine and my son’s room. It’s still 1.5 weeks until the floors get worked on and … Continue reading
7 Ways to Keep a Gathering Quest Interesting
One of the most common types of adventures is the ‘Gathering Quest’. This is where the main characters need to collect a set of something over the course of the adventure. You see it in cartoons, video games, and other … Continue reading
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Tagged collections, fiction, gathering quest, humor, hunting, searching, tips, writing
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Goal Post: What Does It Mean When You’re So Tired that Your Eyes Keep Crossing?
That’s a genuine question. As usual, I’m writing this Friday night, but I’m finding it difficult because the white parts of the screen are overly bright. Makes me want to shut my eyes and I’m noticing that my blinks are … Continue reading