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Tag: writers life
Writer Mark Wooden gives a peek inside the writer’s life with his “Thoughts From the Shed” blog and podcast.
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See the cover reveal for my action urban fantasy!
At last! The cover reveal of my action urban fantasy novel! Let your eyes feast on the glory!
TFTS Episode XIII – Inside the Writer’s Mind, Part 1
Want to know how a writer thinks? Inside the writer’s mind is a scary place, but I’ll take you there! I’ll use the first chapter of a fanfiction set in the world of Conan the Barbarian to show why writers make the choices they make. This should also help you get all creative on your […]
How to use the Batcave to build character and mood
For today’s how-to writer commentary, I’ll discuss using the Batcave or any setting to enhance the mood and develop character. Kinda like the title says.
How to write the setup for later action with Iron Man and Batman
Darnit! With the epic Hellscape that was America last week, I forgot to post this and the Friday editions. So, you’ll get a double-up today and Friday of how to write excitement. Stay safe out there.
World-building through the eyes of Iron Man
Time for another writer’s commentary installment! This time we’ll look at world-building by using a character’s point of view. In this case, the character is Iron Man/ Tony Stark.
Writing from Batgirl’s point-of-view
Writer commentary time! No, I’m not privileged enough to write Batgirl in anything other than fanfiction, but I did it and now let’s learn from it!
The joys of writing Batgirl and Dick Grayson
This week’s Writer’s Commentary takes us to the beginning of my “Armored Underworld” story. It was set up as a Batman/ Iron Man crossover, but I started the story featuring — Batgirl.
Writing and the “oh, crap!” moment
I’ve posted a couple of writer commentaries so, like movie commentaries, you could get a look inside the process of making the stories you’re (hopefully) enjoying. Here’s a quick “oh, crap!” moment I had while working on my latest novel, Two Sisters.
Writer Commentary: heroes between the action
Hello friends! Hope you and yours are doing okay and not being stupid and running around without a mask. Now’s the time to do cosplay all day (as long as you cover your mouth!) No fanfiction this week; devoted my time to the prequel to my two other “Shadowdance” urban fantasy novels. More on that […]