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Questions 3 and Looking Back at War of Nytefall: Savagery
There were two versions of Savagery when I was outlining. One had the big villain showing up once per book before it being 18-19 chapters of brutal battling. The other was what I used instead, which turned into a deviation from Clyde’s … Continue reading
Posted in Questions 3, War of Nytefall
Tagged action adventure, answers, author, Dawn Fangs, fantasy, fear, fiction, looking back, magic, monsters, questions, series, vampires, War of Nytefall, writing
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Using Two Protagonists: Is It Viable?
The above characters are what prompted this week’s topic. THey are Liko and Roy from the new Pokemon series. For 25 years, we followed Ash Ketchum and Pikachu, but their story ended. Now, we have a dual protagonist system. Going … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged conflict, dual, fiction, heroes, page time, protagonists, two, writing
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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
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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