In late October, I took up a challenge of sorts, three posts over three months to show more about my writing project. The first part was to introduce it, the second part – right here – is to show something about the project in progress.
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Know the Novel part one: Introduction
I always love some not-so-serious ways to share things about my writing, and thanks to Mia Harden, I’ve found another one – a three-part link-up post by Christine Smith. So here comes the first part.
Continue readingA writer’s first anniversary
Time flies, so it’s hard to believe it, but… I can consider myself an author for a year already – I self-published my debut 23.10.2020. So, I guess it’s time for a look back.
Continue reading9/2021 Writing update
After a couple months of slack, I’m back to writing, yay!
Continue readingForging characters: parent-child relationships pt.2
Continuing where I left off two weeks ago, today, I’ll look into the parent-child relationships in my writing project. As before, headers will be for the child’s name.
Continue readingForging characters: parent-child relationships pt.1
A while ago, I looked into parent-child relationships in fiction. Today, I’ll look into some examples from my own project and share a bit of background. For clarity, the child’s name will be used for the headers.
Continue reading8/2021 Writing update
The last month had seen some writing-related activity, though some of it was a bit different than I’d expect. Let’s see what I’ve been up to during August…
Continue readingStorytelling: parent-child relationships
One of my favorite topics in stories is the exploration of parent-child relationships. In this post, I’ll look at some common aspects, the reasons why I like those topics, and theirs +/-.
Continue readingGender differences in fantasy authorship and readership
Today, I’m taking a jab at another kind of cliché, though related to authors and readers, not just to their stories.
Continue reading7/2021 Writing update
Another month has gone by, so it’s time for a short summary of my progress.
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