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Tread The Bright Road
This is a poem that I wrote while playing a bard in an RPG. It was the first song that I wrote that really inspired me to just write poetry during the game, whether I used it or not, whether it worked or not. Enjoy! Tread the bright road and… read more
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A Spider’s Shroud
This is a poem that I and my siblings wove just today. We took turns fashioning a line, and this is what came of it. Enjoy! read more
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Ode To Cheese
“Poets have been mysteriously silent on the subject of cheese.” – G.K. Chesterton Well, I took up the challenge. And here it is! read more
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A Sonnet Of Spring
Happy first day of spring! This is a sonnet that I wrote in 2024. You can find it in the ‘Poetry For Every Occasion’ section, in ‘The Seasons.’ I hope you enjoy, and a blessed first day of spring to you all! A Sonnet of Spring Let not the stormy… read more
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Mistaken Advice: Part II – Write What You Know
Series Overview The more I learn about writing, the more advice I see from writers. Now, much of it is very good and sensible. But there are some things that I have seen writers say, that I am increasingly more and more alarmed at. As I have traveled further on… read more
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A Series On Mistaken Advice: Part One – Find Your Style
About This Series The more I learn about writing, the more advice I see from writers. Now, much of it is very good and sensible. But there are some things that I have seen writers say, that I am increasingly more and more alarmed at. As I have traveled further… read more
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Glorified Death: Part II – How To Use Death Properly
A Writer Can Use Death To Make Their Story Effective Last time, I talked about the way many writers use death as an answer to all of their writing problems. I explained the problems with this, and brought up several other possible answers that solved the problems but did not… read more
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My second book, The Last Captain In Chains, is now on Amazon! ‘Orenn is left behind, and Aylmer, a scarred hero of the Black War, now stands in the midst of his enemies. Responsible for the lives of his people and his allies, but unable to help them, he is… read more
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Glorified Death – Part I: A Writer’s Answer To All Their Problems
The Glorification of Death: A Common Fantasy Theme Throughout the years that I have written and read fantasy, I have noticed one particular disturbing fact: The value of human life is completely ignored. Everything stems off of death. Writers seem to use it as their go-to answer for common writing… read more