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Goal Post: Heatwaves and Hampered Time Management
The heat definitely didn’t do me any favors this past week. It paired up with a bunch of appointments too, so my free time was limited. By free time, I mean for typing in edits and doing stuff with my … Continue reading
Poetry Day: Life and Times of Ichabod Jones
(Before I wrote the stories, I made a poem for Ichabod Brooks. He was Ichabod Jones back then. Also, he was in a science-fiction story where Earth was toxic, except for a few people who could return to the surface. … Continue reading
Posted in Ichabod Brooks, Poems
Tagged author, Ichabod Brooks, poems, poetry, science fiction, toxic world, writing
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7 Tips to Putting Physical Comedy in Your Story
Slapstick or physical comedy is more of a visual medium, so it’s very difficult to have it in a book. So, some of these tips will need some ingenuity if you plan on going with this type of humor. That … Continue reading
The Dwindling Fun of Slapstick Comedy?
Growing up, I remember a lot of ‘violent’ shows and movies. The ones where you have characters getting hurt, but in a comedic way. This would be slapstick or physical comedy, which, obviously, involves a lot of physicality. Examples are … Continue reading
Goal Post: Exhausted By the Heat
Sadly, I didn’t get to type in a lot of edits this week. Got through two sections of chapter 1 and that was me pushing through a lot of lethargy. All of the appointments and events didn’t help much either. … Continue reading
Posted in Goal Posts
Tagged editing, emotional trauma, goals, heat exhaustion, life, parenting, summer, writing
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7 Tips to Being a Fictional Spy
I felt like it was only right to do a post on Loid Forger from ‘Spy x Family’. I already did Yor (assassin) and Anya (telepath). Loid is the spy whose mission to stop a bad guy requires he pretend … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged advice, comedy, fiction, humor, spy, spy x family, tips, writing
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Poetry Day: Let Me Out
(Battling our inner demons. Not an easy struggle, especially since it usually lasts a lifetime.) Everyone has a demon Lurking beneath the skin A voice that asks for freedom To indulge a dark-born craving From the glutton wanting sweets To … Continue reading
When Characters Need to Hide Superhuman Abilities
My son and I watch an anime called ‘Spy x Family’. It’s a spy comedy and that doesn’t really cover everything, but it’s enough for now. The general plot is the guy is a spy who needs to create a … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged author, characters, comedy, hiding truth, powers, secret identities, writing
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