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"Remember to Google a clever quote here"
Jeff Draper
This blog contains many teachable moments in writing fiction and living life, with the hard and real lessons only the joy of failure can so vividly bring.
Thema
- 100 Things About Me (1)
- Andrew's Eulogy (1)
- End of Empire (17)
- Greatest Hits (13)
- Michael Ehart Interview (5)
- Rage of the Behemoth (14)
- Realms of Eldara (7)
- Return of the Sword (10)
- Reviews (42)
- The Battle of Raven Kill (21)
- Travellings (35)
- Writing Lessons (38)
Publications Previus
- "The Stars Shine, The Blood Rains" - Crossbones & Crosses, 6/19
- "Such Great Faith" - While the Morning Stars Sing, 8/11
- "The Witch of the Westmoors" - Abandoned Towers #3, 7/09
- "Thunder Canyon" - Rage of the Behemoth, 6/09
- "Sunset at the End of Empire" - Abandoned Towers #2, 3/09
- "The Battle of Raven Kill"- Return of the Sword, 3/08
- "Protector"-The Sword Review, 7/06
Links Notorius
Archivum Maximus
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- Who Watches the Watchmen?
- Pavement Drawings
- The End of the Day by John T. Bien
- The Fall of Rome by Bruce Durham
- Flight of the Flight of the Conchords
- Back in the Saddle
- There's Something Special About Hawai'i
- Hunter Brown and the Secret of the Shadow
- Military Intelligence
- New Link- Jordan Lapp
- Sunset at the End of Empire
- The Born Queen Reviewed
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Visitors
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2 comments:
Thanks Jeff! I returned the favour!
The improvement made to my blog by your addition to it far outweighs the improvement made to your blog by mine.
(Now here's an interestingly serendipitous writing lesson. I rewrote that sentence three or four times because each time I read it I thought you might be able to think it was a snarky, self serving comeback instead of the compliment it was intended as. The first version: 'The improvement is to my benefit.' could be interpreted to mean that I am the more important one of us but that is in fact the exact opposite of the intended meaning. Each time I extended the verbiage to make it more clear I figured it could still be misinterpreted.
One more instance where tone of voice and inflection and such do not come across in print.)
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