Tag Archive | world building
No Matter How Fast You Run
Originally posted on Regina Puckett:
No Matter How Fast You Run Regina Puckett ? ? The rain pelted down Gloom filled the town Joy drained away Leaving a hopeless day Until all the downcast eyes Listened to a chorus of sighs Arms wrapped until they met Trying so hard to close out and forget That…
One Often Overlooked Element of World-Building
Originally posted on The Brass Rag:
Some great advice from this week’s guest author, Melissa McPhail Every author should understand world-building. Whether engaged in the writing of genre or literary fiction, an author crafts a unique world with each novel. Even when set in the present day, the novel’s events layer a new dimension upon…
Questions about Windemere
Originally posted on Legends of Windemere:
Yahoo Image Search So, I’m trying to set up some things for August posts and I came up with the idea of opening the floor to questions about Windemere. Not my style, but the overall world since I can’t always explain things without going into info dump territory. The…
Book Review: Necromancer Awakening by Nat Russo
Originally posted on The Brass Rag:
Necromancer Awakening by Nat Russo is one of the finest examples of fantasy genre fiction I have ever seen. I started to say, “seen in a long time,” but the qualifier isn’t applicable, since Russo is well able to hold his own among such lights as Martin, Gaiman and…
Viv Drewa - The Owl Lady 