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7 Tips to Creating A Secret Defense Force in Fiction
As you can see, I’m still not sure what to call this type of organization. A cabal or secret society has fairly dark undertones. For this topic, I’m really trying to lean towards groups that are fighting to protect something. … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged author, fantasy, fiction, groups, organizations, protection, secret societies, writing
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Goal Post: Spirit Was Willing, But Body Was an Issue
I feel like half of these posts turn into a ‘my body broke down on me’ conversations. I’m going to dive right into what went wrong and prevented me from finishing a chapter of Darwin & the Beast Collector. I’ll get … Continue reading
The Magic of Catchphrases
For anyone in my generation, we probably heard this exactly as it was said and know the movie. I don’t know if the 80’s and 90’s were the era of catchphrases, but it feels like a lot from those times … Continue reading
Poetry Day: Psycho-Grannie
(Actually saw this event play out in Florida.) She has lived her life Wish you could say the same She stares upon the road With half a working eye Moving from lane to lane Without a pattern to be found … Continue reading
Posted in Poems
Tagged author, automobiles, bad driving, bad eyesight, cars, driving, poems, poet, poetry, writing
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Making Memorable Catchphrases
This isn’t the original interview that I found, but the other one was on Instagram and I lost track of it. Still, the point is still there. Arnold Schwarzenegger has a lot of catchphrases, so I liked to hear his … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged catchphrases, fame, i'll be back, popularity, repetition, slogans, writing
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Goal Post: A Week of Chewing the Air
Sadly, I only managed to get 1.33 chapters of Darwin & the Beast Collector edited. It was a challenge too. The full chapter took a whole weekend because it was bigger than I realized and had a lot of continuity sections that … Continue reading
Posted in Goal Posts
Tagged 99 cents, adulting, allergies, cooking, editing, goals, life, parenting, pricing, sick, time management, writing
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Questions 3: Cliffhangers and Transitions
Let’s just dive right into the questions. What advice would you give an author about writing a smooth scene transition? What advice would you give an author about writing a cliffhanger? What is a pet peeve about any type of … Continue reading
Posted in Questions 3
Tagged advice, answers, author, cliffhangers, pet peeves, questions, transitions, writing
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Poetry Day: Prophet of the Rainbow Unicorns
(A fun poem involving unicorns?) He stands upon his wooden crate An island within a human sea A scrawny form in mottled hair Wearing rags of every color Only few give him a sideways glance As they trudge along … Continue reading
