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Monsters by Labyless
These creatures were ‘donated’ by Labyless. Check out the blog! Swampshy This tiny, swamp-living beast resembles an gerbil with two long tails that end in flat, wide sections. The ends are used to cover the creature’s eyes whenever they think … Continue reading
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Tagged author, beasts, creativity, creatures, fantasy, fiction, fun, imagination, magic, monsters, writing
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Monsters by Chris McMullen
This critter is ‘donated’ by Chris McMullen. Check out his blog and books! Owethor A bipedal creature that lives within the valleys of the Urykyl Mountains. Its head resembles a pig-nosed bat with insect-like antennae that reaches down to their … Continue reading
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Monsters by John W. Howell
These two creatures are part of the ‘Monster Maker Fun’ week and they were ‘donated’ by John W. Howell. Check out his blog and his book, ‘MY GRL‘. Stoupis A dim-witted creature that resembles a crimson stork with rabbit ears … Continue reading
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Path to Halloween
First some highlights of last week and next week: If you haven’t already, check out my interview/chat with Sally Ember, Ed. D. on Youtube. Cast your vote for who gets an excerpt during the last week in November. I’ll be … Continue reading
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Tagged cooking, editing, fantasy, goals, home, parenthood, work, writing
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When Titles Simply Don’t Work
I tend to create titles for my books while I’m outlining. It gives me focus even if they aren’t the ones I use when I get to the end. For example, Legends of Windemere: Prodigy of Rainbow Tower used to … Continue reading
What Do the Heroes Fear?
Asked this question of my heroes: What are you afraid of? Luke Callindor– Spiders. Timoran Wrath– Magic. Nyx– Really, you two? That’s as deep as you’re going to go? Luke– Well, what about you? Nyx– Losing my magic, being deadweight, … Continue reading
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Tagged author, bravery, courage, fear, heroism, Legends of Windemere, Windemere, writing
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Thank Those that Help You
For those that didn’t catch it, I had a great Live interview/chat with Sally Ember, which you can check out HERE! I touched on something near the beginning that I wanted to make a post about today. I didn’t go … Continue reading
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Tagged author, beta readers, cover artist, editing, editors, street teams, support, thanks, writing
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Shrieking Skull of Necrotalis Plains
(Actually surprised I never posted this before. Swear I did, but I can’t find it in the archives.) An open plain Never crossed by man Home to ghosts And every form of ghoul Slavering for flesh One such beast Is … Continue reading