This time the random draw from the Stein has me talking about one character who is two; Lorel in one form vs Schanter in his other, but everyone just calls him Wacko.Character Talk: Lorel/Schanter
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Character Talk: Shong and the Triplets
This time the random draw from the Stein has me talking about Shong– that brave man who is the best with the sword– and a certain pair of infamous triplets and their infatuation with Shong. Unfortuately the Triplets are just kids and the King’s daughters and that leads to complications.
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Character Talk: Mauklo
Today’s random pick of who to talk about: Mauklo
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Character Talk: Po-Adar
The first in a series of articles whereby I reach into my stein of names from the first Maldene book and pull out a random character name who I then talk about off the cuff. First up: Po-Adar
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Maldene in Fanatical Book Bundle!
Just a bit of novel news, folks. Right now Fanatical.com is carrying a special book bundle. Special because it includes works from a number of top-flight authors, including Cherie Priest, E.C. Myers, the founder of steampunk K.W. Jeter, and the Grand Dame of fantasy herself, Mercedes Lackey! Special because it also includes my own little …
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How to Write Like Me
Someone recently asked how he could write like me; not the first time that question has come up. I soon realized that the response I gave might make for a good article, so here we are and away we go. I leaned to write by learning how to read and letting all my years …
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