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(Friday Fiction) The Comfortable Clink of Silence

June 10, 2016June 10, 2016 ~ Jakebe ~ Leave a comment

Working on THE CULT OF MAXIMUS has exposed a few problem areas for me as a writer -- I really need to get better at writing scenes where characters are in direct conflict, and I could stand to shore up my dialogue so that characters expose their personalities a bit better through how they speak. … Continue reading (Friday Fiction) The Comfortable Clink of Silence

Thursday Prompt: The Future

February 8, 2013February 4, 2013 ~ Jakebe ~ 1 Comment

(Author's Note: This little bit of fiction doesn't really fit within any of the worlds that I regularly write about, but I have to admit that the main character feels an awful lot like Robert, the main character for Bird. I wanted to capture a sense of frustrated pessimism, but built on a pragmatic basis. I … Continue reading Thursday Prompt: The Future

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