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What Are You Thankful For? Windemere Edition!
Well, I was asked to make a post where my various characters say what they’re thankful for. Let’s get right into it! Also feel free to ask for anyone I forgot in the comments. Luke Callindor- Patient friends and healing … Continue reading
Posted in Legends of Windemere
Tagged author, dragons, fiction, Fizzle, heroes, Ichabod Brooks, Legends of Windemere, Luke Callindor, magic, Nyx, Sari, thanks, thanksgiving, villains, Windemere, writing
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The Slow, Oblivious, or ‘Idiot’ Hero: They Try and Usually Succeed
Not the best description for this hero type, but I’m not sure what to call them. This isn’t even to be insulting. What I mean are characters who are trying to do good, but seem to lack the mental abilities … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged 'idiot' hero, characters, characters who have heart, fiction, Get Smart, heroes, Inspector Clouseau, Inspector Gadget, oblivious heroes, writing
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A Full Week of ‘Vacation’? Ha! Funny
So this was basically my first full week of taking a break from writing big projects. I somehow ended it with a stomach bug and feeling exhausted. Part of this is because I keep waiting up before 6 AM and … Continue reading
Posted in Goal Posts
Tagged family, goals, meh, resting, routine, vacation, week, writing
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Dreaming of the Perfect Day
I wish for the perfect day Where nothing is on my shoulders And the future will not turn bleak No errands on the list Or responsibilities to cause stress Everything is in others hands So that I may rest That … Continue reading
Posted in Poems
Tagged author, life, no stress, perfect day, poem, poetry, recovering from life, resting, vacation, writing
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Guest Post: Writing and Sign Language by Melissa Barker-Simpson
A big welcome to my guest, Melissa Barker-Simpson. Check out her blog by clicking on the name. Now off to the fun: It goes without saying that writers are observant by nature, though this varies in terms of conscious awareness. … Continue reading
Posted in Guest Blogging
Tagged author, blogging, guest post, observation, sign language, writing
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Comics that Influenced Me
Somebody asked me to write a post about the various comic books that influenced my writing. This is a tough one because I was into a lot of them and was running off to comic show after comic show. I … Continue reading
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Tagged author, comics, deadpool, influence, Legends of Windemere, Spider-Man, Windemere, wolverine, writing, X-Men
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Point-Counterpoint with C.S. Boyack: Series vs Standalone #writing
(This is an experimental guest post style suggested by C.S. Boyack. We pick a topic, take a side, and do a back and forth over email. Let’s see how it works. FYI- We don’t know where the referee came from. … Continue reading
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Tagged authors, blog, blogging, books, debate, discussion, fiction, guest post, opinions, point counterpoint, series, single book, standalone, writing
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