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Windemere Monsters: Cockatrice
My first encounter with a cockatrice was in my first Dungeons & Dragons game. I was playing a Dwarven warrior and opened a treasure chest to find this dangerous creature lurking inside. It turned me to stone before I could … Continue reading
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Tagged author, chickens, cockatrice, creatures, epic fantasy, fantasy, folklore, high fantasy, Legends of Windemere, monsters, mythology, october, sword & sorcery, turn to stone, Windemere, writing
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Raven’s Hold Part 26 #thriller #fiction
Ian rests on the couch while the other members of his group remain in a circle, none of them remembering the events of last night. An empty chair sits with Dawn’s name on it, but she has not been seen … Continue reading
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Tagged asylum, author, excerpt, fiction, ghosts, paranormal, paranormal thriller, supernatural, thriller, writing
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Raven’s Hold Part 25 #thriller #fiction
“This is really bad,” Dr. Rutherford says as she curls against the wall. She kicks Rich away when he tries to touch her foot, the moaning figure barely aware of his surroundings. “I should have never agreed to help that … Continue reading
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Tagged asylum, author, excerpt, fiction, ghosts, paranormal, paranormal thriller, supernatural, thriller, writing
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Windemere Monsters: Doppelgangers
Who really knows how many Doppelgangers have appeared in the Legends of Windemere series? Not many because revealing several main characters have been copies of the originals for most of the adventure is stupid. I mean, could you imagine being … Continue reading
Raven’s Hold Part 24 #thriller #fiction
The elevator doors open to the dimly light basement hallway, which Ian swiftly enters to finally escape the cascading sparks. He reaches out to one of the deep gouges in the faded yellow walls and wonders if a bear is … Continue reading
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Tagged asylum, author, excerpt, fiction, ghosts, paranormal, paranormal thriller, supernatural, thriller, writing
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If I Can Twitch a Finger Then I Can Write
This has been a grueling week with appointments, disease, bad food, exhaustion, and ending on an unexpected haymaker to the crotch . . . with brass knuckles. So I didn’t get as much stuff done as I’d hoped. There was … Continue reading
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Tagged blogging, goals, halloween, october, parenthood, retro posts, writing
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Raven’s Hold Part 23 #thriller #fiction
Raven’s Hold has erupted with howls and screams as its residents are driven into a maddening frenzy. The darkness masks much of the destructive, but the hallways are still littered with body parts. Blood seeps out from under doorways and … Continue reading
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Tagged asylum, author, excerpt, fiction, ghosts, paranormal, paranormal thriller, supernatural, thriller, writing
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Raven’s Hold Part 22 #thriller #fiction
With Ian’s room a few doors away, Gina eases her grip on his arm and tries to gently guide the mumbling man to the door. A low growl rolls from the patient’s throat before he whirls around and yanks the … Continue reading
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Raven’s Hold Part 21 #thriller #fiction
Ian jumps when he is abruptly aware that he is sitting in Dr. Rutherford’s office, the blonde sitting only a few feet in front of him. A glass of water is in his hand, half of it already gone and … Continue reading
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Tagged asylum, author, excerpt, fiction, ghosts, paranormal, paranormal thriller, supernatural, thriller, writing
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Questions 3: Coming to the End of an Adventure
An event happened this week. The last of a trilogy came out and the story has been closed. First, a congratulations to Jack Flacco for this milestone. I’m sure it’s bittersweet, which is what prompted me to do these questions. … Continue reading
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Tagged aliens, answers, author, bittersweet, conclusions, ending a series, fiction, q&a, questions, reading, trilogy, writing, zombies
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