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Warriors and Soldiers and Fantasy Novels
I had a great time this weekend at the World Fantasy Convention, this year held in Saratoga Springs, NY. One of the highlights came right at the end with a very thought-provoking panel about Weapons in Epic Fantasy. The panelists … Continue reading
Posted in conventions, essays, fantasy, warfare
Tagged epic fantasy, epics, fantasy novel, hero, heroic fiction, military, soldiers, Veteran's Day, warrior
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The Scooby-Doo Monster Effect, part 2: The Rubber Suit
In my last Scooby-inspired post, I noted that there were a couple of problems with the Scooby monsters and talked about the convenience factor in plotting. I noted in passing that the other issue hinges on transportation. Well, not just … Continue reading
Posted in character development, fantasy, Uncategorized, writing, writing advice
Tagged antagonist, chase, hero, protagonist, Scooby-doo, villain
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