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When an Author Makes Changes
Not sure why I took that quote, but it might ring true. Honestly, ‘change of pace’ ended up being pics of a band and porn. ‘Change of style’ was all fashion and porn. Let’s face it, people. Every topic gets … Continue reading
Posted in Crossing Bedlam
Tagged action, adventure, author, changes, changing style, changing track, Crossing Bedlam, fantasy, fiction, genre, Legends of Windemere, Windemere, writing
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A Week of Aches, Pains, & Progress
I started the week with a brutalized lower back because my snow shoveling technique is self-destructive. Limped through the Tribe of the Snow Tiger edits while using a heating pad and stretching. Now I’m finishing up another round of edits on Crossing Bedlam … Continue reading
Posted in Goal Posts
Tagged author, Bedlam, Crossing Bedlam, editing, fantasy, goals, jeep, Legends of Windemere, life, my spine!, weekly goals, writing
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Origin of Lloyd Tenay
(SPECIAL PICTURE AT THE BOTTOM! I’m sure I just made everyone skip the post.) Lloyd Tenay is the serial killer that Cassidy frees and has as a partner during Crossing Bedlam. He has a strange origin for both his name and … Continue reading
Posted in Crossing Bedlam
Tagged action, adventure, anti-hero, author, Carnage, Crossing Bedlam, fiction, insanity, Lloyd Tenay, madman, post-apocalypse, serial killer, writing
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Questions 3: Changing for the Sake of Changing
These questions stem from two things. One is that I’m editing and that requires making changes. The other is that I accidentally clicked on the link that led me to the ‘new’ WordPress post maker. This thing is terrible. I … Continue reading
Posted in Questions 3
Tagged answers, author, changes, future, questions, questions 3, writing
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Origin of Cassidy
Cassidy has very little influence beyond ‘tough young woman with guns and a penchant for cursing’. At one point I imagined here betraying her allies because she has no use for them, but that quickly died off. So really I had … Continue reading
Posted in Crossing Bedlam
Tagged action, adventure, author, badass women, Crossing Bedlam, female heroes, fiction, heroines, post-apocalypse, Shattered States, the wasteland, writing
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Origin of the Shattered States
To be fair, the events leading up to the story of Crossing Bedlam isn’t as severe as seen above. It’s only the United States that gets hit and I’m even iffy on calling this post-apocalyptic since the rest of the world … Continue reading
Posted in Crossing Bedlam
Tagged action, apocalypse, author, book, Crossing Bedlam, end of the world, fiction, origin, post-apocalypse, united states, writing
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