To continue the theme introduced on Tuesday of learning techniques to strengthen your world building skills from current television shows, let's take a look at Grimm.
This new fairy tale themed show takes a different angle than Once Upon a Time. It's less about one central fairy tale with a supporting cast and more about the Grimms as mythology investigators, themselves.
The Grimms can see all the creatures who are masquerading as humans and it's their job to protect humans from the bad
Thursday, November 10, 2011
Tuesday, November 8, 2011
World Building For Paranormal Romance Tips From TV
As a paranormal romance author I've learned a great deal from well crafted movies in the fantasy, sci fi, and romance genres. If you're a fan of movies or television and, like me, you're a fan of fantasy, you probably know new shows Once Upon a Time and Grimm have been out a couple weeks.
If you haven't seen these shows yet and you do enjoy reading fantasy, romance, light horror, or otherwise paranormal stories, these shows will surely appeal to you.
Personally, I adore the rich and
If you haven't seen these shows yet and you do enjoy reading fantasy, romance, light horror, or otherwise paranormal stories, these shows will surely appeal to you.
Personally, I adore the rich and
Saturday, November 5, 2011
Retired Greyhound Races To The Sound Of Applause!
It amuses me that all of our adopted greyhounds, including every foster greyhound, romp and run with more exuberance when we clap for them as they circle the infield I lovingly call a butterfly garden.
I've met plenty of people who've gone the greyhound adoption route and said the same thing about their new forever friend. A few even say their retired greyhound won't run at all unless someone is applauding the effort.
This just cracks me up.
Greyhounds as pets are so laid back and
I've met plenty of people who've gone the greyhound adoption route and said the same thing about their new forever friend. A few even say their retired greyhound won't run at all unless someone is applauding the effort.
This just cracks me up.
Greyhounds as pets are so laid back and
Retired Greyhound Races To The Sound Of Applause!
It amuses me that all of our adopted greyhounds, including every foster greyhound, romp and run with more exuberance when we clap for them as they circle the infield I lovingly call a butterfly garden.
I've met plenty of people who've gone the greyhound adoption route and said the same thing about their new forever friend. A few even say their retired greyhound won't run at all unless someone is applauding the effort.
This just cracks me up.
Greyhounds as pets are so laid back and
I've met plenty of people who've gone the greyhound adoption route and said the same thing about their new forever friend. A few even say their retired greyhound won't run at all unless someone is applauding the effort.
This just cracks me up.
Greyhounds as pets are so laid back and
Tuesday, November 1, 2011
Paranormal Romance Author Looks at Going Indie
As a writer, I've been working on one project or another most of my life. I would go so far as to claim the written word seems to be part of my genetic makeup.
There were the silly stories in school, the wealth of poetry (limericks count!), the angst filled letters among friends, and the lengthy essay explaining my utter brilliance in physiology as contrasted to my utter ineptitude in chemistry. That essay earned me a passing grade in the chemistry class, btw.
When I started writing with
There were the silly stories in school, the wealth of poetry (limericks count!), the angst filled letters among friends, and the lengthy essay explaining my utter brilliance in physiology as contrasted to my utter ineptitude in chemistry. That essay earned me a passing grade in the chemistry class, btw.
When I started writing with
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