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Goal Post: The Week Didn’t Kill Me, But Not For Lack of Trying
Panic attacks were the theme of the week. All happening around 3 am and preventing me from getting back to bed before work. I could have used Zzzquil to help, but I’m trying to not go back on that after … Continue reading
Posted in Goal Posts
Tagged busy, editing, life, nearing the end of the year, parenting, writing
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When Science or Magic Run Up The Death Count
I’ve always wondered this when it comes to some stories involving a set location that has either high levels of science or magic. These are the ones where at least one person dies in every adventure. Not always random people … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged author, death, fantasy, fiction, high death count, magic, science, science fiction, writing
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Poetry Day: My Stress-Birthed Demon
(Wasn’t really subtle with the title, huh? One of the few poems that I tried to rhyme and feel it worked out decently.) I close my eyes Lift my head to the skies Allowing the melody To take me to … Continue reading
Posted in Poems
Tagged author, demons, humanity, meditation, music, poems, poetry, relaxation, rhyming, sanity, stress, writing
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The Fanboy and Fangirl in Fiction
This is a strange character type that I’ve noticed showing up in various shows. They are major fans of one of the heroes and will be nearly obsessed with them. Typically, they show up after a few adventures create a … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged author, characters, fanboys, fangirls, fiction, heroes, obsession, writing
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Happy Time Travelers Day
A curious holiday since I don’t believe anyone from the future has ever come to celebrate it. Still, it does make me thing about the use of time travel in stories. If it’s the core mechanic from the start then … Continue reading
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Tagged author, fiction, future, past, science fiction, time travel, time travelers, writing
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Goal Post: Still Not Done Gift Shopping
Where to start? Oh, I got it. The wind needs to call the fuck down! There was a day where the temperature was 40 F, but the wind chill brought it down to 17 F. I didn’t realize how bad … Continue reading
Is Hero Reputation Important?
This sounds like a stupid question because the answer should be obvious. A hero is defined by their reputation, which is created through words and actions. If they aren’t acting like a hero, they won’t be seen as one. So, … Continue reading
Poetry Day: My Sanguine Beast
(It’s about tempers that we keep deep inside. Those monsters that many have, which one never wants to release. These beasts are worse for some.) I hear you Screaming A soulless noise Echoing in my skull Calling out for blood … Continue reading
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