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A flash fiction by E.M. Swift-Hook. You can listen to this on YouTube.
She let the slave girl brush out her hair so it lay like a shimmering black veil down her back and blinked as the over-strong perfumed oils caught in her nostrils. The king was ageing and his sense of smell fading. Alas, little else of his senses did so.
She took the walk from her cloistered seraglio to his bedchamber with the same heavy sense of foreboding that she carried with -
Blog postNicholas C. Rossis
“Now the whole world had one language and a common speech. As people moved eastward, they found a plain in Shinar and settled there. They said to each other, “Come, let’s make bricks and bake them thoroughly.” They used brick instead of stone, and tar for mortar. Then they said, “Come, let us build ourselves a city, with a tower that reaches to the heavens, so that we may make a name for ourselves; otherwise we will be scattered over the face of the whole earth.
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I swear, I didn’t plan on disappearing for this long. It was only when I saw that my last blog was published two months ago, on August 3rd, that I realized how time had flown by. However, I couldn’t not share a little gem I came across today as I was buying food for our new cat.
Oh yes, we now have a new cat, following Perro’s and Basta’s demise. He’s almost all black, with the exception of a white patch on his throat and one on his tummy. Since he has an un -
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In my last post, I discussed how to create memorable characters the Pixar way. This one has some more writing tips from No Film School. This one includes several tweets from Director and Pixar storyboard artist Emma Coats (@lawnrocket). I hope you find them useful!
Character tips Coincidences to get characters into trouble are great; coincidences to get them out of it are cheating.You admire a character for trying more than for their successes.What is your c -
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Thank you so much, Kristen Lamb, for another educational blog post on how to write stories properly and keep the reader interested. We all appreciate your hard work!
Change is one of those concepts that gets a mixed reaction. Depending on personality and/or age group, change could be welcomed…or greeted with a metaphorical shotgun at the metaphorical door. While change is necessary for all living things to grow and thrive, plants have proven far more op -
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Fashion. It sounds frivolous, but it has serious effects on us all.
Right now, women are getting beard-burn from kissing men who sport the fashionable romantic-hero three-day stubble. And mothers are stifling their disappointment when their golden-haired boys get the fashion-victim shaved-sides hairdo that makes them look like a cross between Kim Jong Un and the Last of the Mohicans.
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Posted by Nicholas C. Rossis in Fun Historical Facts
As a kid, when I thought of pirates I dreamed of absolute freedom with plenty of swashbuckling.
When I grew up, I realized that pirates were bloodthirsty savages who deserved to be strung for their unforgivable crimes against countless civilians. So terrible was their presence in the Mediterranean that until last century parents would leave inland plots to their sons and coastal ones to their daugh -
Blog post100 YEARS FROM TODAY Yesterday, what we see as hundreds of years ago Is gone, History it is to us, read about in books of long Lost times. The days are always moving along, we do take for Granted the morning, The setting sun is a most spectacular sight, heading into the night. Here where […] … Continue reading 100 YEARS FROM TODAY — keithgarrettpoetry →
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Blog postTitle: Captain Moxley and the Embers of the EmpireAuthor: Dan Hanks A bit about the author ‘I’m a writer and editor based in the rolling green hills of the Peak District with my human family and fluffy sidekicks Indy and Maverick. Repped by Sara Megibow of KT Literary, I’m also one of the co-founders of the OcTBR Challenge, and write books, screenplays […] … Continue reading Talking about the book: Captain Moxley and the Embers of the Empire by Dan Hanks —
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Blog postWhat’s a logline? It’s a sentence or two that illuminates the main theme or story question. Sometimes it’s included on the cover, but not always. Sometimes a subtitle performs the same function as a logline – not so much with novels, but common with non-fiction, memoir and even short stories. Even if you don’t intend […] … Continue reading How to write a logline for your novel — Nail Your Novel →
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2021 SciFi Anthology: The Science Fiction Novelists
Jan 31, 2021
by
Kayelle Allen,
Claudia Blood,
Frank Booker,
Marc Neuffer,
Philip Cahill,
Michael Clarke,
Caleb Fast,
S. A. Gibson,
Robert Mariner,
Jon Perrotti,
JJ Porter,
JJ Toner,
John Bowers,
David Viner,
E.J. Runyon
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