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Tagged with: fantasy, indietravel, publishing, travel, Travel Fantasy, Urban Fantasy
Posted in Writing & Editing
Posted in Writing & Editing
The trials and travails of writing travel fantasy novels
If my pen were a match, it would be wet This is not a day where I’m fired up to write a new scene, delve deep into a character, or get into the mystery and nuance of the plot, all…
You’ll See
Ten years ago, I moved to Oregon. I'll be reflecting on that throughout 2010. "I'm moving to Oregon," I said in 1998 to my friends and family in Virginia. "Well, sometimes you have to get used to disappointment," some said.…
Near death at Everest Base Camp
One of my friends, Erik, nearly died at Everest Base Camp. It was Oct. 20 — also the 1-year anniversary of his round-the-world trip. He was at 5200m, about 17,000ft. At that altitude anything can happen to anyone. In his…
36 hours in Bend, Oregon
Bend stopped being a secret some years ago; if I remember correctly, the population has gone from about 50,000 to 63,000 during the past 5-6 years alone. Bend is one of my favorite places anywhere, much less Oregon. It was…
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