Good morning, everyone! I’ve recently hit 2.5k followers on Twitter, which I think is a pretty cool milestone. I decided to celebrate by doing an anonymous AMA (Ask Me Anything) session, and I got…a lot of responses. I’ve already replied to several on Twitter, and I think people are getting bored, so I’ve decided to …
My fantasy book has a surprising lack of weapons in it. In the second chapter, Maywin grabs a leatherworking awl when he thinks his house is being robbed. Vataris has a spear. Cory has a gun. That’s about it. I guess I can tell y’all about Cory’s gun. And unfortunately, we have to get a …
I feel bad for fictional moms. Half of them are dead. Of the half that remain, most of them are evil, single, poor, or simply Not Good Moms. Now, to be fair, I’ve written my fair share of moms that are either dead, widowed, or kidnapped by Vikings. But somehow, all three of the main …
It’s been said that actions speak louder than words, but words are still important. Especially the words of a fictional character. Today, I will be sharing my favorite quotes, not just from my own villains, but from one of my favorite verbal exchanges in all of literature. (As a quick word of warning, I’m a …
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There’s a problem with today’s prompt. I’m supposed to tell you about the worst thing that protagonist Maywin has ever done, but Maywin really hasn’t done anything bad. Even over the course of the book, he maintains his moral standing. He never kills, robs, hurts, or lies to anyone. This of course doesn’t mean he’s …