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The Serial Killer Hero: Does It Work?
Apparently, I did this topic long ago. Found out when I vaguely remembered using the picture above and went hunting. I won’t read it again because it was more on the morality of such a protagonist instead of how to … Continue reading
Posted in Crossing Bedlam
Tagged anti-hero, author, bad good guy, Crossing Bedlam, fiction, hero, Lloyd, Lloyd Tenay, murderer, serial killer, writing
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Uh . . . Where Did the Post Go?
Well this is awkward. I had a post set up for today. Scheduled it a month ago and then tossed the list because it was set up. Not sure what it was, but I know I had something and now … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged author, Crossing Bedlam, dystopia, epic fantasy, fantasy, high fantasy, leap year, Legends of Windemere, magic, oops, sci-fi, sword & sorcery, technical difficulties, Windemere, writing
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Back in the Fantasy Saddle & Struck by a Lightning Bolt
Explicit lyrics below: This week didn’t go as smoothly as I’d hoped. I mean, they never do, but this one resulted in me being 2 chapters behind where I wanted to be. Probably overreached here. One day was lost to … Continue reading
Posted in Goal Posts
Tagged author, boredom, Crossing Bedlam, editing, goals, Legends of Windemere, life, magic, weekend, weekly goals, Windemere, writing
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Questions 3: An Author Would Understand
I’ve seen a lot of memes and social media comments about how ‘an author would understand’. This covers writer’s block, talking to yourself, needing that perfect space, and other quirks of the creative. One thing I don’t really see is … Continue reading
Posted in Questions 3
Tagged answers, art, artist, author, creativity, explanations, inspiration, questions, questions 3, writing
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Post-Apocalyptic Dystopian Thing-A-Ma-Jig
I probably should have written this post earlier, but I was still thinking about it. I’ve been calling Crossing Bedlam a Rated-R post-apocalyptic action comedy thing or some combination of that for a while. Once or twice I’ve thought of it … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged action, adventure, author choice, Cassidy, comedy, Crossing Bedlam, cynicism, dystopia, end of the world, fiction, Lloyd Tenay, post-apocalyptic, writing
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Goal Post: Stop Moving the Damn Net Back!
So . . . Be right with everyone. *watches son run back up the stairs for more toys and wonders what happened to his breakfast* It’s going to be one of those days, but that’s par for the course this … Continue reading
Posted in Goal Posts
Tagged author, Crossing Bedlam, goals, Legends of Windemere, week, Windemere, working, writing
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The Final Generation
Darkness at the edges Always has been And will forever be Yet every generation says We will not be the last We cannot be the last Humanity is eternal So our actions continue Pointing fingers and passing debts Believing the … Continue reading
Posted in Poems
Tagged author, blindness, darkness, end of a species, forethought, generations, humanity, poem, poet, poetry, writing
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The Helpful Humans of Crossing Bedlam
I was thinking about the post-apocalyptic and post-disaster stories that I’ve read, seen, or even heard about over my lifetime. One thing has struck me as odd. In most of these scenarios, the majority of humanity are self-centered, destructive, untrustworthy, … Continue reading
Posted in Crossing Bedlam
Tagged Crossing Bedlam, doctors, fiction, helping others, helping people, humanity, kindness, knowledge, librarians, nurses, Shattered States, writing
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