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Tag Archives: writing
The Art of the Betrayal in Writing
Another topic that Misha Burnett suggested was writing about the ‘Betrayal’ scenes that happen a lot. This is a tough subject because it has been done very often. There are many opinions on this, so I’m not spouting gospel here. … Continue reading
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Tagged author, backstabbing, betrayal, betrayer, brutus, ethics, fiction, judas, literature, morality, reading, story, writing
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Brief Mention of My Advertising Plan
I haven’t done a post about my path as an indie author for a while, so this will be detailed. These are typically filled with explanations of my experience. Truthfully, things have been tame since the release of Prodigy of … Continue reading
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Tagged advertising, author, indie author, marketing, promotion, selfpublished, selfpublishing, writing
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I Wish to Write a Poem
I wish to write a poem An act I rarely do Since life became a race My brain aches When I stretch for subject No clue on what to rhyme Not that I ever do So today I try to … Continue reading
What Do You Think About ‘The Sacrifice’ in a Story?
One of the most common scenes in storytelling is ‘The Sacrifice’. It isn’t even found solely in adventure stories. Someone may sacrifice their own happiness in a romance to help the person they love be with someone else. Giving up … Continue reading
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Tagged author, fantasy, fiction, hero, literature, sacrifice, writing
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Works in Progress: The Blundering 7
Long ago in a high school too close for me to be included on a bus route, I created my first fantasy series. I called it the Race War where all of the races of this world chose sides and … Continue reading
Posted in Character Origins
Tagged author, characters, comedy, fantasy, fiction, humor, magic, works in progress, writing
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Success for One is a Success for All
Long ago, a fellow indie author said the following: “A success for one of us is a success for all of us.” – Gwen Bristol I’ve stated this several times because I think it rings true. Though, I don’t think … Continue reading
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Tagged all for one, author, community, failure, indie author, success, together, writing
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Re-Release of Captive at Christmas: A Review
Back in April, I read and reviewed Captive at Christmas. Well, it got picked up by Titan InKorp and Danielle Taylor flushed it out. Best part is that all of the original reviews are still there on Amazon. In honor … Continue reading
The MacGuffin: Apparently It’s Not a Breakfast Pastry
I’ll admit that I never really knew what a MacGuffin was. I’d heard the term, but always managed to stay in the conversation without revealing my ignorance. Honestly, I kept thinking of food and puffins whenever I heard the term. … Continue reading
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Tagged author, fiction, goals, heroes, indie author, macguffin, mcguffin, plot, protagonists, story, storylines, subplot, writing
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