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Tag Archives: writing
7 Tips to Writing About Blunt Weapons
Since these kinds of weapons differ from swords and spears, you can’t always use the same tactics. Swinging a club will not have the same effect as slashing with a cutlass. So, what are some things that will help you … Continue reading
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Tagged author, bludgeoning, blunt weapons, combat, fantasy, fiction, tips, warriors, writing
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Bludgeoning Time!
Typically, there are three styles of melee weapons. You have slashing where you swing and cut like edged swords and axes. Then there is piercing/stabbing, which include your non-edged swords and spears. Finally, you have the third one that doesn’t … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged author, bludgeoning, blunt weapons, clubs, fantasy, fiction, warriors, weapons, writing
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Goal Post: Curious and Possibly Exciting News
Not much to report about the week since it was back to work and school after Winter Break. It was really just getting back into the swing of things. Doesn’t help that I’m half asleep while writing this. Seriously though, … Continue reading
Posted in Goal Posts
Tagged do I need to use a dragon, goals, life, parenting, publishing, writing
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Poetry Day: Distraction Magnet
(This poem is probably something a lot of artists can relate to. You just can’t get away from distractions some days.) I sit to do my work Hoping to take steps Knowing despair will come As the click of my … Continue reading
Posted in Poems
Tagged art, author, creativity, distractions, imagination, interruptions, life, poem, poet, poetry, writing
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Happy ‘Tell a Fairy Tale’ Day with Sari
So, I saw it was ‘Tell a Fairy Tale Day’ and wanted to do something. My first thought was to do a bunch of memes. I was also going to maybe promote an old experiment of mine called The Hopeteller. That … Continue reading
Posted in Legends of Windemere
Tagged adventure, author, creativity, fairy tale, fantasy, griffin, gypsy, imagination, Legends of Windemere, magic, princess, queen, Sari, troll, writing
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Goal Post: End of Winter Break
Just two more days of Winter Break. So, how did things go? It really depends on what aspect of my life we look at. Did things go well as an author? No . . . No, they did not. Did … Continue reading
Posted in Goal Posts
Tagged goals, health, life, parenting, recharging, tired, video games, Winter Break, writing, zoo
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Poetry Day: Didn’t I Just Bathe You?
(This one is about parenting. Obviously. Thankfully, my son was never this destructive in a short amount of time. He was too meticulous and carefully in his messes.) It has only been ten minutes Since you were rinsed and scrubbed … Continue reading
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