Legends of Windemere Fantasy Bundle #1
-
Recent Posts
Categories
- 100 Haikus for the Gamer's Thumbs
- Allure of the Gypsies
- Animal Posts
- Anxiety Journal
- Ask a Character
- Bedlam Series
- Beginning of a Hero
- Book Reviews
- Character & Book Themes
- Character Origins
- Charms of the Feykin
- Chasing Bedlam
- Crossing Bedlam
- Curse of the Dark Wind
- Derailing Bedlam
- do I need to use a dragon
- Family of the Tri-Rune
- Goal Posts
- Guest Blogging
- Ichabod Brooks
- Immortal Wars
- Legends of Windemere
- Merchant of Nevra Coil
- Monster Maker Fun
- New Project Progress
- Olde Shoppe Stories
- Path of the Traitors
- Poems
- Prince Profundus Vorago
- Prodigy of Rainbow Tower
- Questions 3
- Raven Series
- Raven's Dawn
- Raven's Game
- Raven's Hold
- Raven's Wrath
- Ritual of the Lost Lamb
- Sleeper of the Wildwood Fugue
- Slumberlord Chronicles
- Sneak Peeks
- Spotlight
- Teaser Tuesday
- The Compass Key
- The Mercenary Prince
- The Spirit Well
- The Starwind Egg
- Thoughts
- Tribe of the Snow Tiger
- Uncategorized
- War of Nytefall
- Warlord of the Forgotten Age
- Written in Israel
Member of the Dark
Featured Author
-
Join 7,162 other subscribers
- Follow Legends of Windemere on WordPress.com
Friends and Allies
Goodkindles
Goodreads
Meta
Tag Archives: writing
Poetry Day: A Giant Did It
(The stories we tell children to explain things can be funny. I thought about how you can explain a lot with giants. Nice to see I had some positive and goofy poems in the mix.) When the wind blows A … Continue reading
#3 Post of 2021: 7 Tips to Having a Reunion Plot in Your Story
(Post originally published on January 29, 2021. These are all coming from early in the year. Weird.) This storyline might be fairly niche, but it’s caught my attention. In fact, I think it’s turned up more often than I realize. … Continue reading
Goal Post: Brain Pieces at 30% Capacity
You know it’s been a week when this post isn’t scheduled. It means I passed out rather quickly last night. Exhaustion took me over and it’s still not really done with me, but I can’t get myself to sleep any … Continue reading
Posted in Goal Posts
Tagged busy, cold, goals, how are you guys doing, life, most don't read tags, pizza for lunch, tired, writing
10 Comments
7 Tips to Writing Chase Scenes
While a staple of action movies, the chase scene isn’t as easy to pull off when it comes to books. They depend a lot on visuals to create the right amount of suspense and tension, which means word choice is … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged action, advice, chase scenes, fiction, humor, tips, vehicles, writing
11 Comments
Poetry Day: 30 Minutes
(Clearly, my time management skills and quiet time have not improved since 2011.) Half an hour Is all I ask for Just thirty measly minutes Time to myself To be left alone Yet it never comes to pass Four people … Continue reading
Posted in Poems
Tagged 30 minutes, creativity, free time, imagination, poems, poetry, writing
7 Comments
First Full Week of 2022 is Done . . . Thankfully
I made it to the weekend, but my nerves are shot. Long Island has either a 25% or 37% infection rate from what I’m reading. Looks like the holiday season gave Covid a local boost. So, I was really nervous … Continue reading
Poetry Day: 1 A Day to Keep Me Sane
(This was the first poem I did with an old project. I wanted to post 1 per day to keep myself creative. Looks like I’ll be putting this 263 poems up in alphabetical order, which will be odd.) My goal … Continue reading
Does Windemere Have Angels?
Long ago, I began to wonder something about Windemere. I know that’s strange since I created the place, so I should have an answer. Still, this was a headscratcher due to other fantasy series where demons, dragons, deities, and a … Continue reading
Legends of Windemere 