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Re: Character Answer Game [2]
"Umm, well, I don't really have a dream, not really. I guess...maybe...uhh...being a real hero. Yeah." ~Ebley "None in particular." ~Razhum "For my son to grow up in a peaceful ...
Jan 27, 2010 -
Re: hehe, Character Q and A
Ebley and Razhum, the ostensible heroes of The Lawful Scepter . Q: What's your full name and what is it's meaning? E: Ummm..don't tell anyone but it's Prince Ebbulon vae-Tenabrae-Marhoun ...
Jan 27, 2010 -
Re: What would your characters do?
Ebley would freak out completely and run around clutching his head and screaming. Razhum would be disbelieving at first. Then he would freak out too, though more in a "outta ...
Jan 27, 2010 -
Re: How do I kill off a loved character?
This may seem a little cynical, but in my Reg Carter fictional spy series, I need to kill off Carter - who is apparently the favourite amongst readers. However my ...
Jan 26, 2010 -
Re: The Dark Tower Series by King, definitely a masterpiece
Try the Left Behind Series by Tim LeHaye and Jerry Jenkins Or the awesome continuing analysis of those books on the Slacktivist blog. I've been following those for a while ...
Jan 26, 2010 -
Re: Too much?
And make your descriptions memorable. We're more likely to pay attention to "eyes like emeralds" than "dark green eyes," for example. Granted, describing eyes as emeralds (or indeed any kind ...
Jan 22, 2010 -
Re: Too much?
It's quite possible, and to my knowledge is usually labeled "purple prose," especially if it's of the pseudo-poetic overwrought variety. I can't say if what you have is too much ...
Jan 19, 2010 -
Re: On Breaking Out of the Mold With Fantasy Races
One thing I've noticed is that in a lot of fantasy worlds, the ordinary, non-magical animals, are all ripped directly from Earth. Rarely do I see an author make their ...
Jan 17, 2010 -
Re: need help with knowing more about a subgenre.
edit: Yeah, I'd describe Twilight as YA paranormal romance. It follows the classic paranormal romance model: normal human girl falls for supernatural bad boy, drama ensues. I'm wondering if there ...
Jan 17, 2010 -
Re: On Breaking Out of the Mold With Fantasy Races
I usually don't do fantasy races exactly for the "One Hat Race" reasons. Not to mention I find elves and dwarves and the lot unspeakably boring. If you want variety ...
Jan 16, 2010 -
Re: Is the short story dead?
What, no love for the not-so-unhly marriage between the two forms, the short story anthology (especially if there's a frame story invoved)? For me the anthology works best because it ...
Jan 13, 2010 -
Re: Character Answer Game [2]
"I make enough money so I can freaking survive..." ~Benjy "To take over my entire coven." ~Lucas "To live and relax and enjoy life. I've earned this, haven't I?" ~Zane ...
Sep 26, 2009 -
Re: Characters or Plot?
I'm a firm believer in the story coming from your characters. It's characters that make a plot--any plot, no matter how cliched--come alive. Without strong, believable characters, your plot is ...
Sep 23, 2009 -
Re: Feed back for certain ideas!!
The first idea is reminding me disturbingly of the Flash family. Ditto what the others said about superpowers. As a fan of superhero comics, I like superheroes and superpowers and ...
Sep 20, 2009 -
Re: Character Answer Game [2]
"Look for a way out." ~Nendo "I don't think that could ever happen." ~Tey "Get out my communicator and try to access the Stellarnet." ~Luanna "Tch, I have to ask ...
Sep 19, 2009
