The Hook
A fast analysis of my own hooks in each novel.
Obligatory systems in Progressive Fantasy
A not so quick analysis of three progressive fantasy series.
Story Grid (Ongoing Notes)
The Story Grid: What Good Editors Know is a book written by, Editor/Agent/Author and a plenitude of other titles, Shawn Coyne. The purpose of this post is just to highlight 3 things I’ve found in the first 15% of the book. I’m planning on posting more of these for two […]
Meditation and Writing
A quick connection between meditation and writing with a process.
Epiphany
My epiphany for how to dive faster into a novel.
Quicklist- LitRPG Fantasy
LitRPG, short for Literary Role Playing Game, is a literary genre combining the conventions of computer RPGs with science-fiction and fantasy novels.[1] The term is a neologism introduced in 2013. The above is taken from the wikipedia page found here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LitRPG Ever further does my teaching experience influence this blog. Maybe I should just lean into the fact that I like writing […]
Establishing Normalcy
Do we need normalcy in writing?
Kindle and Goodreads
I recently had the pleasure of speaking with one of my students, as well as one of my fellow amateur writers, about the value of a kindle and it’s associated functionality in goodreads. The kindle(or an e-reader), while not a paper book, is one of the best inventions a writer […]
Architect Vs. Streamer
What’s the best way to write? Architect vs. Streamer.
Royal Road and Fiverr for Writers
So I stumbled upon a few websites in the last week or so. Both of these can help potential writers and thus I’m placing it within the category of writing tips and discovery. Fiverr: Fiverr is a website wherein you look through an artists body of work and decide, based […]
Abnormal Thoughts from the Average Mind 
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