Let’s do some life updates, shall we? A great many things have been going on. If you follow my blog, you will see me post three times a week over at The Ramblings of the Titanium Don. If you don’t follow my blog, you may want to. Every week I explore Postivity, and striving to help shift the dominant attitude. Then there is Pathwalking, which is weekly work on choosing your own destiny. Lastly, Crossing
Your world, your rules. I am part of a Facebook group for sci-fi and fantasy authors. I have seen a lot of writers have questions about how certain matters are workable. The powers of Gods and Demigods, means of intergalactic space travel, attributes for specific characters, magical rules, and so on. One of the best things about being a writer is that you control these worlds that are inside your head. You make the world,
Why write? I write because there are worlds in my head that I feel the need to share. These worlds and characters have been swirling about for most of life. It began with sci-fi when I was nine. I called it Wildfire. Fifty pages, handwritten and illustrated…a world where a mad scientist invents robots that take over nearly everything. People become fat and lazy because they don’t work, don’t play, don’t do diddly. The kids
I have been working on an epic sci-fi novel for almost two-and-a-half years. I have wanted to write something sci-fi for a long time now. While I love epic fantasy, Steampunk, and my conscious reality creation blog, sci-fi is my first love. When I was a small child, maybe four or five years old, I used to pretend that I was the captain or the helmsman of a starship. I have vague memories of sitting
I love blogging. I have been blogging at least once a week for more than six years now. The thing is, as much as I love writing all the posts that I do, I also need to earn a living. Ideally, I would like to earn a living as a writer. So, to this end, I have discovered Patreon. I have been studying just what exactly Patreon is, and the best description I can provide
Sometimes tropes should be broken. What is a trope? In the literary sense, a trope is an often used, even over-used theme. Perfect example – the heroine in a horror movie who runs away, only to trip while running and be brutally murdered. These are many and varied, but comfortable and familiar. The elder wizard with the long, white pointy beard and staff; the dashing hero, able to avoid obstacles with little or no permanent
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I post here twice weekly about my work with Positivity, Mindfulness, and Conscious Reality Creation. I’ve been blogging every week, without fail, since the beginning of 2012.
Mondays – Positivity (and related ideas for making choices and decisions in life).
Wednesdays – Pathwalking (my philosophy for consciously choosing how to live your life mindfully, on your terms).
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