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Category Archives: Featured Resource
The Anatomy of an Airship
Lately I’ve had a huge interest in steampunk and a huge part of steampunk is airships. Today we shall learn all about the parts of an airship. It’s been a while since I’ve done a glossary post so here it … Continue reading
Posted in Concept Creation, Featured Resource
Tagged Airship, blimp, dirigible, glossary, parts of, steampunk, Zeppelin
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Shameless Self Promotion
Today I’m promoting my other blog – Jodi L. Milner, Author. I’ve been working on it for the past year, posting creative nonfiction, serial fiction, and my quips about life. Sadly, it hasn’t received hardly any notice and only a … Continue reading
Posted in Featured Resource, Personally Speaking
Tagged blogging, help me out, links, self promotion
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Orson Scott Card’s “How to Write Science Fiction and Fantasy”
Although it say’s it’s for writers of science fiction and fantasy, I’ve found enough gems inside this book that it’s worth sharing with all my fellow writers. Orson Scott Card, author of the award winning “Ender’s Game” and many other … Continue reading
5 Cool Places to Find Writing Inspiration Online
This last week I finally finished the second draft of my book and am now taking a much needed break away from that story. After a few weeks I’ll have the perspective I need to be able to edit and … Continue reading
Posted in Featured Resource, Writing Exercise
Tagged arts, fiction, Free writing, short story, Write or Die, writer, Writer Resources, Writing Exercise
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Podcasts for Writers
Let’s face it, not everyone can attend the various writing conferences and lectures that they would like too. Either they are too costly or too time consuming. However, when seeking out interesting and informative lectures and presentations you just can’t … Continue reading
Medieval Arms and Armor 101
Instead of a lengthy post trying to rehash all of the terrific information about Medieval arms and armor, I will humbly redirect all those interested to this article from the Metropolitan Museum of Art. It covers more than just terminology but important details such … Continue reading
Posted in Concept Creation, Featured Resource
Tagged Arm Armor, HIgh Fantasy, history, knights, medieval, Metropolitan Museum of Art, MMORPG, resource, Writers Resources
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Investing in a Good Book
This Christmas I received a happy little gift card to one of my local bookstores. With that gift card came a huge decision – to splurge on a new juicy piece of fiction or … to acquire a popular reference book recommended … Continue reading
Things that Inspire – Pinterest
The digital world is full of different ways to share and communicate with friends, family, and complete strangers. My newest favorite way to explore new ideas is through Pinterest, one of the new kids in social networking. In a nutshell, … Continue reading
Like any craft, writing has its own unique set of required skills. If I was to ask my fellow writing buddies what the most essential skill for writing is they would most likely list things like plotting, story arcs, character … Continue reading
ANWA 2011 Workshop Review
It’s official – I’ve survived my first writer’s conference in one piece and now I’m pumped to jump back into my novel, get it done, and start querying. Since there was so much great material to share from the conference … Continue reading