Introduction This week, we're going to talk about weaving world-building into the story through your character's eyes. There are multiple ways to go about weaving your world into the story, but one of the best ways is through your character. So let's talk about how. dISCOVERIES The first way you can go about weaving your… Continue reading Thursday Technicalities: Weaving World-Building Into Your Story – Through Your Character’s Eyes
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Work-In-Progress Wednesdays #38
This week's WIP Wednesday is the last one that will feature Pathway of the Moon since I'm on the last chapter and finishing it up. Enjoy! ~~~ WHEN LEO WALKED through the door of the cottage, Amadeira flung herself at him. He caught her and staggered back before he caught his balance and held her… Continue reading Work-In-Progress Wednesdays #38
Flash Fiction Fridays: Face-to-Face
This week's flash fiction doesn't go with anything in particular. It's just a short piece based on the idea of portals and what someone might do if they found one or what they might find on the other side. ~~~ Molly stared at the portal in the small cave. It hadn't been here yesterday when… Continue reading Flash Fiction Fridays: Face-to-Face
Work-In-Progress Wednesdays #37
This week, I finished up chapter fifty-nine of Pathway of the Moon. One more to go, and then it's done and off to my list of works to edit (which currently consists of only that one piece and part of another, so it's a short list of books for my own work, at least). I'm… Continue reading Work-In-Progress Wednesdays #37
Work-In-Progress Wednesdays #36
This week's work-in-progress comes from Pathway of the Moon, mainly because that's what I've been working on most lately. I'm getting so close to done, and I'm definitely feeling end-of-book jitters. More than usual, in fact, but I guess that's to be expected since the book is way longer than anything I've ever done before.… Continue reading Work-In-Progress Wednesdays #36
Flash Fiction Fridays – Guardian
This week’s Flash Fiction Friday is another one based on a prompt I found on Pinterest. This one is built on the premise that everyone but you has a guardian angel. Instead, you have a guardian demon who deals with things in more violent but much more efficient fashion. It sounded interesting, so let’s see… Continue reading Flash Fiction Fridays – Guardian
Saturday Setups – Factors to Consider
Introduction Last time, we talked about languages and developing them, but this week, we're going to briefly go over some factors to consider. Building languages is complex, so it's important to break it down and go part by part. How far you go with it obviously depends, as we said last time, on what you… Continue reading Saturday Setups – Factors to Consider
Flash Fiction Fridays – First Meetings
This week's flash fiction is about Leo's parents and their first meeting. If you've ever wondered how his mother ended up stuck in such an awful situation, this answers that. Enjoy! ~~~ She held her head as high as she could and looked him in the eye. Pale violet blended out into a deeper shade… Continue reading Flash Fiction Fridays – First Meetings
Saturday Setups: Language Building – An Introduction
Introduction In a post on language factors, we already went over some basics about languages and building them for specific areas as well as basics on how to do it in general. In this post and upcoming ones, we're taking a look at this more closely. This is a process that is entirely optional, and… Continue reading Saturday Setups: Language Building – An Introduction
Flash Fiction Fridays: Dead Men Do Tell Tales
This week's is pretty short. It's based on a writing prompt I saw on Facebook that looked interesting. Hopefully you all enjoy even though it's short! ~~~ He never should've taken the job. Or at least, not without asking a lot of questions first. His target lay bleeding out on the floor, her spirit long-gone… Continue reading Flash Fiction Fridays: Dead Men Do Tell Tales