Two weeks ago, I made a post about some introverts’ aspects and a hint how that plays into writing an introverted character. Today, I’ll continue, with slightly more focus on the writing part. This will be a post about some roles an introverted character can have in a story.
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Paperback update + ebook sale
Another quick post before a normal post – the second part of my introvert series is coming tomorrow – an update on my progress with getting the paperback out and a discount running for my e-book. More inside.
Continue readingQuaranCon 2021
An out-of-schedule post! A volunteer-made virtual fantasy convention starts today and runs for 5 days – most (if not all) of the stuff will be broadcasted live on YouTube. More details inside.
Continue readingBook review: Augury answered
The next book I’ve chosen to read was a fantasy that combined viking and native American inspiration. A fast-paced and somewhat violent story with an unexpected ending.
Continue readingHow a full-time job affected my life
At the beginning of previous year, I finally got a full-time job. I wanted to do this look-back on how my life changed earlier but… I’ve found myself in a slump and couldn’t get myself to it.
Continue reading3/2020 Writing update
Another month has passed. Despite the ever-growing mess with COVID and full lockdown, I have managed to get some writing done.
Continue readingWriting: introvert characters, part one
What seemed unlikely a few months ago, the ongoing COVID sitation had shown that introverts don’t have it that bad, and can deal with some situations better. Now that my ocuntry is in hard lockdown, I had a bit of extra time for thinking, and decided to look into some aspects of introverts and how they can be used in writing.
In this post, I’ll look into some of them.
Continue readingBook review: Scions of the Black Lotus (collection)
My continuation with J.C. Kang’s fantasy world led me to this collection of shorter stories, though this “collection” acts pretty much as a single 800-page story as the individual stories folow one right into another.
Continue readingThoughts about inspiration from popular stuff
Inspiration can come from anywhere. The truth is, the more popular something is, the higher chance is that it’ll – even if unintentionally – influence one’s ideas. Today, I’ll share some thoughts on this topic.
Continue readingPlantser’s reverse approach to story timeline
When it comes to writers, there are three main types of approach: planners, pantsers, and plantsers (those somewhere between). Today, I’ll share my thoughts about using a timeline as someone who’s closer to just winging it than planning.
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