C.K. Burch's Blog, page 281
June 1, 2014
Thanks to iamtheejenna for the first steps on this months road...
Welcome to June.
This month, or at least, starting with this month, I’m embarking on a bit of an adventure of my own. I’ve written an adventure novel, and currently I’m fleshing out the ideas for further adventures, but when it all comes down to it, I’m a bit of a novice when it comes to knowledge surrounding the adventure genre. Sure, I know Indiana Jones, Tomb Raider, and Uncharted, but there are classics that I’ve never experienced. There’s works by H. Rider Haggard, there are adventure games I’ve not played, and there’s newer entries into the genre that I’m unfamiliar with. I’m going to start with two stories in particular: The Treasure of the Sierra Madre, starring Humphrey Bogart, and King Solomon’s Mines, by Haggard. What’s difficult for me is that when I’m writing a story, I try to stick to reading/watching things that are along the lines of the story I’m crafting, so if it isn’t near what I’m working on, I shy away from it. Not this year. The point of all this is that if you folks know of any good adventures — modern, classic, great, awful, etc — let me know. Send me suggestions. I want to see what the field looks like. I want to know and understand what other writers and storytellers are working on. And I want to capture the classic essence of adventure.
Thanks, and welcome to June!
"C.K. Burch brings together layered characters, plenty of archaeological research, and slam-bang..."
- another five-star user review for Dust McAlan and the Empire of the Serpent over on Amazon.com. If you haven’t checked it out already, head on over to the Amazon site, where the novel is available in both Kindle and paperback versions.
wornoldhat:
domuan:
Oooohh… I love Budha/Hindu/Chinese heavily...










Oooohh… I love Budha/Hindu/Chinese heavily influenced scene of battle just like images above by Fenghua Zhong.
Can I play this version of a God of War please?
Adventure! Mythology! Brilliant! YES
May 31, 2014
"This is a book that has it all - friendship, love, adventure, rivalry, greed, ambition, and..."
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Praise for Dust McAlan and the Empire of the Serpent by Maria Beltran of Reader’s Favorite.
originalnaijababe:
pawsthomasanderson:
officialfrenchtoast:
”....

”..the Son of Man came not to be served, but to serve..”
-Matthew 20:28
PROPHET LIKE IT’S HOT
I hate you guys sometimes
artverso:
Kenneth Rocafort - Lady Mechanika
May 30, 2014
year-0f-the-kyle:
It never has.
This is a concept most of...






It never has.
This is a concept most of tumblr can’t wrap their head around.
This. This, this, always this.
punkrockluna:
i always love this part because it means that...

i always love this part because it means that maleficent had to be like “haha ok i’m gonna cover her with my cape and when they go WHERE IS SHE i’ll be like BOOM TADA”
THIS is fucking Maleficent.