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‘My GRL’ by John W. Howell (Review)
I recently finished reading My GRL by John W. Howell. CLICK ON THE COVER FOR THE AMAZON PAGE! This was my first time reading a mystery/thriller and I expected there to be tons of action and intrigue. Instead, I found … Continue reading
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Tagged adventure, author, boats, intrigue, Mustang Island, mysteries, mystery, ships, terrorists, thriller, writer, writing
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Post-First Draft Goals (Finally!)
Well, the laptop is rebuilt with a new virus and malware checker. I’m also using ‘Dropbox’ to back up my work on a Cloud-like system. Using this I rewrote the final chapters of ‘Merchant of Nevra Coil’. I noticed that … Continue reading
Tiara Wars & The Sword of Bone
Given the theme of the week, I looked through my future projects for one that had married characters. Apparently, I don’t really have anything like that unless I want to go for heavy spoilers. Instead, I’ll mention these two ideas … Continue reading
So You Want to Have Married Characters in Fiction?
Even though it isn’t very common, it isn’t that hard to make a believable married couple the central focus of a non-romance story. I’m not talking about having their relationship be the focus. That tends to run into the inevitable … Continue reading
A Villain’s Happy Ending?
Now, Joker and Harley Quinn never got married, but this is something that gets overlooked a lot. In fact, I’m having trouble remembering any husband/wife married couples. There are probably very few that have a stable relationship because most people … Continue reading
Pre-Marriage Bonds
This week might be rather list heavy now that I look at my topics. Anyway, the first piece of a marriage is getting the characters together and creating a bond. I know this is more the dating and engagement part, … Continue reading
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Tagged author, engagement, fiction, friends, love, romance, saviors, wedding, writing
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Marriage in Fiction
I’ve written about relationships in fiction, but I realized that I only touched on the dating and engagement stages. The only time I mentioned marriage was as a story ending for characters. So, this week I want to discuss and … Continue reading
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Tagged author, fantasy, fiction, love, marriage, romance, writing
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Goals After the Storm
By now, everyone knows what happened at the end of last week. I don’t think I have to go into it again. All I can say is that this week will be recovery mode. With any luck, I’ll have the … Continue reading