AI Chapter Critique Changing Goals Disclaimer This critique has been generated by an AI model that has been guided by a human editor. The content is not intended as a replacement for a human beta reader or editor. It may contain … Continue reading →
AI Critique: A Landing Party Disclaimer This critique has been generated by an AI model that has been guided by a human editor. The content is not intended as a replacement for a human beta reader or editor. It may … Continue reading →
AI Critique of Resurrection Chapter from Abomination of Lost Memories This AI review set’s focus on Gedan’s resurrection and death climb. As always, remember that ProwrittingAid’s AI critique review system doesn’t have access too or take into consideration other chapters … Continue reading →
8 tips – When writing descriptive science fiction, craft actions & visuals in a manner that stabilizes reader interpretation of your created and often flexible world.
Continue reading →Show, Don’t Tell: How to write vivid descriptions, handle backstory, and describe your characters’ emotions (Writers’ Guide Series Book 3) Kindle Edition Book Blurb “Show, Don’t Tell.” Book Blurb Show, Don’t Tell, an effective writer’s guide for everyone with a … Continue reading →
Writing Vivid Descriptions Critical For Success As A Science Fiction Author When science fiction authors write vivid descriptions, the norm can become extraordinary. Words and phrases perceived as metaphorical may shift into the realm of literal application. What your readers … Continue reading →
At a very early age in my life, the visual world of science fiction and fantasy comic books captured the focus of my imagination and my outlook on life. A story you do not want to miss.
Continue reading →Efficient Blogging Rule 1: On-the-fly habitual editing is an obstacle to efficiency in writing.
Efficient Blogging, Rule 2: Stop thinking and start writing
Efficient Blogging, Rule 3: Write according to your range of knowledge.
Efficient Blogging, Rule 4: Ignore grammar, spelling and research
Efficient Blogging, Rule 5: Finish before you edit
Active imaginations produce quality original content, but a lazy muse cannot even meet average standards. Herein, learn how to release creativity unbridled.
Continue reading →Writing a story that includes dragons, folklore and other mythical creatures? Here are a few sources for dragon myths that you may have missed.
Continue reading →Time to Review Mortal Prey, A John Sandford Prey Novel As I closed the book, I knew it was time to review Mortal Prey, number thirteen in the John Sandford prey series of novels. I read most all of them … Continue reading →
Alien Invasion, Top Six Reads in the Genre Herein without great fanfare are the Rm Harrington top six reads in the Alien Invasion genre. Some are old. A few are new. But there is something about each one that tickles … Continue reading →
Battle To Increase WP Blog Traffic The process for gaining increase WP Blog traffic is simple. However, increasing site traffic in an effective and beneficial manner is an entirely different ballgame. We all need to grow our Word Press blog … Continue reading →
Alien Warfare May Not At First Seem So Alien In the following free to read science fiction tale of alien warfare, seven marines encounter something not quiet normal. Herein, I am not trying to craft a tale of awesome new … Continue reading →
In crafting “Unnecessary Warfare, An Incidental Reaction,” I have purposed to run a series of war-focused science fiction, war in fantasy and war in horror. This free to read short sci-fi is my first entry toward full engagement.
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