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Revisit- The Critic: Ally and Nemesis of the Artist
This was first posted on February 6, 2013 and it’s pretty clear. A critic can be seen as helpful and harmful. I think my opinion has changes slightly in that I’m much more cautious about listening. This is more with … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged artist, author, critic, criticism, fiction, mel brooks, opinions, sucking it up, writer, writing
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Poetry Day: Envy Rondelet
(A rondelet is a 7-line poem where the first line is repeated on line 3 and 7. The refrain lines are usually 4 syllables and the other 4 lines are 8. These were tough, so I hope I got them … Continue reading
Revisit: Magic of Support
Posted on January 27, 2013, I still don’t know about the question I wanted to ask after this post. The one I would ask now is: Has anyone else had an encounter similar to the one I described? One with … Continue reading
Revisit: The Rejection Letter: Inspiration, Pain, and Kindling
Posted on January 19th, 2013, this is a fun one. Not really much else to add to it since it’s right to the point. People who weren’t following me back then might get a kick out of the final question … Continue reading
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Tagged agent, author, book, humor, publishing, rejection letter, Stephen King, writing
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Goal Post: Hot, Busy, and Aching
This was definitely a big work week because the humidity caused me to have little energy for more. I spent time with my son, which included a zoo trip last Sunday. They reopened the ‘World of Darkness’ at the Bronx … Continue reading
Revisit: Windemere: The Silent Character
Published on January 13, 2013, this feels like another post where things that now feel obvious just dawn on me. I would eventually go on to talk a few times about the setting being as much of a character as … Continue reading
Posted in Character Origins
Tagged book, books, character, characters, creation, fantasy, fiction, magic, origin, world, writing
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Poetry Day: Greed Rondelet
(I stumbled onto this set of 7 rondelets about the Seven Sins. It’ll cover the whole summer. Now, a rondelet is a 7-line poem where the first line is repeated on line 3 and 7. The refrain lines are usually … Continue reading
Revisit: Runaway Characters
First posted on January 9, 2013, I like how it was creating goblin society and dryad breeding practices that stirred this topic. Not Kira Grasdon constantly forcing me to reevaluate her path or Queen Trinity shifting further away from true … Continue reading
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