The Intense Editing starts today! I've organized with my editor that we're going edit two chapters at a time and talk over the edits weekly. Today we're going to knock out the first two chapters of Fire's Hope and make them absolutely perfect. There are now three full binders of FH! I think I've done … Continue reading Week 4: Intense Editing!
Exciting Times! I wanted to announce a new series of blogs ahead. In addition to my fun little recipes and movie reviews I'd like to provide five character studies for my main characters! But first a little update! A lot of things have happened last week! I spent all of last weekend drawing these five … Continue reading Week 3: BIG NEWS! + Character Sketch
This story, is not a cancer story. It doesn’t chronical the beautiful and tragic last days of a cancer patient. This story isn’t about her, it isn’t about a monster either. It’s about the Truth.
Recipe based off a discontinued tea, with dried berries, chocolate flecks and black tea.
In this Tutorial I am going to show you in detail areas that are essential for creating a good Original Character, that is Unique and unlikely to be stolen or framed for plagiarism. We've all seen those deviation of character sheet which shows the OC in a awesome pose then lays out all this information … Continue reading How to Build a Solid Original Character
I don’t analyze characters quite enough, but I have noticed with my antagonists in particular I have a hard time making them stay bad. Maybe it’s just that I’m one of those people who finds redeemable qualities in every person, or that somehow that lack of control I have over my characters fates them to … Continue reading Redeemable Characters in Writing
In my small hovel of writing friends I’ve found a trend between us involving placing our focus-characters in positions of debility and subjecting them to seemingly endless torture from any form of sadistic villain. If you’re a writer you know, we take interactions with our characters very personally, if we have an antagonist do something … Continue reading Antagonists and Sadists in Writing
E Kathryn's Shadows 