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Writer Wednesday – Working on Writing Without Actually Writing
The old image of a writer stooped over a cluttered desk madly scrawling or typing away is poetic, but hardly…
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Writer Wednesday – Overdone Plots
First, an update: While I got some very positive feedback about the game designed in the Game Chef challenge, I…
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Fiction Friday – A Smile
At times I look on the works of my people and smile. A brief smile in light of my duties,…
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Writer Wednesday – Universal Truth: Notebooks
With very few exceptions, if a writer has made it big, they have at least one or more notebooks dedicated…
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Fiction Friday – Game Design 101: The Big 3
I may just do more of these in the future, but for now let’s focus on the big three. What…
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Writer Wednesday – Take a Break
That’s right, I just told you to set aside your work and walk way. Before you brush this off as…
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Fiction Friday – Generations Game
For those of you who have been curious where I have been the last week, I have been very active…
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Fiction Friday – Iron Game Chef 2014
Today begins the Iron Game Chef challenge for this year. Nine days until completion when the judging begins. It has…
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Writer Wednesday – Coming to Terms: Beginning, Middle, End
In this edition of coming to terms, I am going to be addressing three terms relating to the parts of…
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Fiction Friday – Too Late
“Damn that hurts.” He growled through gritted teeth. “Figures they’d get one good shot in.” Rick would have stopped to…
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Fiction Friday – Book Review: I Am Legend
Forget the latest version by the same name. The book and that movie are not very closely aligned at all.…
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