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Star Wars: May the Plot be Forced on You

To date, I've watched all Star Wars movies that have been produced. Some are good, but lately, they've been painful. Star Wars episodes IV to VI impressed me. Episodes I to III gave me a headache and caused me to shake my head in disappointment. And Episode VII poked me in the eyes.

How to Make a Lot of Things Quickly

Speed challenges are a very important thing to participate in as an artist. It helps you refine your process and discover any bottlenecks in creative flow. It can teach you that while not every idea is made of gold, most of them have genuine merit when given some time and love.

Grim’s Giveaway

Grim has decided to be nice: he’s giving away free and complete e-copies of Bedtime for Seneca.

A Cat Will Play: Giveaway

Giveaway Summary: Title: A Cat Will Play Book Giveaway Entry Message: Five lucky...

Finishing a Project is a Skill

Just about everyone I know, myself included, has had issues finishing a project....

Jenacide By Bibliophile Book Review: Bedtime for Seneca

Originally posted on jenacidebybibliophile:
Disclaimer: This book was sent to me by the author, M. Duda, for an honest review.…

And Good Cheer to You!

Naming the Wind…

I don't typically write book reviews as I feel that there are others who do it better. But I just finished reading Patrick Rothfuss' book The Name of the Wind. It's a good read.

Tragedy and Pathos

A tragic argument sort of works like this: The main character has potential but also a flaw; The character enters a conflict with someone else; The character is obsessed with winning and may commit immoral acts to obtain his heart's desire; Finally, the hero has a self-revelation, but it comes too late.

Grim’s Giveaway

Grim has decided to be nice for the holiday: he's giving away free and complete e-copies of A Cat Will Play.