The only constant is change. Hopefully I will always change in a positive direction. Let me illustrate with a story. I LOVED Ready Player One when I first read it.
As I reflect on my self-publishing journey, I’m reminded of the whirlwind of emotions, from the sheer joy of crafting characters who live and breathe within the pages, to the exhaustion that accompanies the publication process. Writing has become more than just words on a page; it’s a way to breathe life into fictional beings like Krell, Verbena, Olgar, and the many others who now inhabit my thoughts.
Believable characters are one of the most vital aspects of a great book. Failing at this, even momentarily, immediately breaks the suspension of disbelief that the reader has, taking away
There’s a tree outside the temple. It sounds simple, but anything included in a book likely has a deeper meaning than just a tree. Olgar, true priest of ReckNor and
This is, at its heart, the main reason that I wrote Beginning of Arrogance, and the underlying theme of consequences. There are a couple of key frameworks that I rely on
One of the pervasive problems that I find is that the impact of religion in fantasy novels feels… minimal, in most cases. In worlds where the gods are tangibly real,
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