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Tag Archives: lotr
Pt 3 Creating Fictional Rites and Rituals
The debut of this presentation is scheduled for Saturday, April 14th at the League of Utah Writers 2018 Spring Conference. This is the third part in the three-part series “Creating Fictional Rites and Rituals.” Here are handy links to the other … Continue reading
Posted in Character Development, Concept Creation, Emotional Impact, Presentation Notes, Visual writing, World Building, Writing Exercise, Writng Conferences
Tagged #LUW2018, Elements of Ritual, League of Utah Writers, lotr, LUW Spring, Rites and Rituals, Skyrim, Stonebearer's Betrayal
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Fat, Juicy, Unique Details
As writers we all strive to compose vivid, dynamic scenes that stick with the reader long after they close the book. Scenes created so well that they allow the reader to escape space and time and enter into another world. … Continue reading
Posted in Art of Writing, Visual writing, Writing Exercise
Tagged Balrog, fantasy writing, Fellowship of the Ring, Gandalf, lord of the rings, lotr, magic, tolkien, Writing, Writing Exercise
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Sword Anatomy 101 Challenge Answers
Last week we talked about sword vocabulary, the post was ended with a challenge section where you were asked to identify different swords. Did you come up with the same answers? Let’s see! Sword #1 – William Wallace Highland Claymore … Continue reading
Posted in Featured Resource, Visual writing, World Building
Tagged Aragorn, braveheart, claymore sword, duncan mccleod, Edged Weapons, fantasy writing, fiction writing, highlander, Inigo Montoya, katana, legend of the seeker, lotr, narsil, princess bride, Rapier, Sword, sword of truth, Wallace Sword
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Quickly Quotable #14 – Lord of the Rings
Today’s quote collection comes from J.R.R. Tolkien’s Lord of the Rings, art by Alan Lee. “It does not do to leave a live dragon out of your calculations, if you live near him.” The Hobbit: Or There and Back Again … Continue reading
Posted in Quickly Quotable
Tagged alan lee, art, j.r.r. tolkien, lord of the rings, lotr, quotes, tolkien, watercolor
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