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Tag Archives: writing
Writing an Underwater Adventure and Not Getting Wet
I remember this happening in a few Dungeons & Dragons games. We’d be land-based heroes with the occasional ocean adventure involving ships. Then, our group would be thrown a curveball in the form of a quest that takes place nearly … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged adventure, alien world, author, breathing, fantasy, fiction, ocean, setting, underwater, writing
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Is Racial Homogenization in Fantasy a Problem?
First, what is racial homogeneity? This is when a neighborhood, city, town, or country has only one race or group. In the real world, this would be an area that has only Jews or Italians or Jamaicans. No other groups … Continue reading
Goal Post: First Day of the Post-Camp Break
Where to even begin with this week? Leaving the personal drama out, I made it about halfway through before my body decided it had enough. My mind agreed and proceeded to get distracted by shiny objects as long as I … Continue reading
Poetry Day: Breasts and Blood
(I remember this one causing a small uproar. I’ve made posts about this topic too. Boils to down to a simple fact. Society glorifies violence and death while demonizing sex and nudity, which is how you make more life. I’m … Continue reading
Being the Chosen One is a Curse
One of the most common tropes in fiction is the ‘Chosen One’. This is a character who is destined to go on the adventure and, many times, win. This trope traditionally removes all tension once it’s revealed. It’s only in … Continue reading
Goal Post: The Week of Recovery and Progress
Well, another week of summer is done. Means I’m inching closer to the school year, which is promising to be exciting. I think. I’ll get a better idea this week when I go in for two days to get some … Continue reading
When the Character Doesn’t Want to Go Back
Author– As their swords collide and the battle reaches its climax . .. FLASHBACK! Hero– Wait! What are you doing? Author– Perfect time for a flashback. Hero– No! It’s a terrible time. Villain– Let’s hear him out. Hero– Shut up. … Continue reading
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Tagged author, conversation, dialogue, flashbacks, humor, past, present, skit, writing
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Poetry Day: Boozing with Fiction
(This was a fun one I put together long ago. Wanted to see how many types of alcohol I could use before I ran out of steam.) Drink tequila with a pixie To say no would be quite risky Chug … Continue reading
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