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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
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September
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- Number One Sees Red
- More About 'Write on the Sound'
- Two From Number Two
- The Pen is Mightier Than the Sword
- David Gemmell
- Upcoming Writers Conference
- Babies and Blogs
- Shut Up v. Shut Your Mouth
- Writing Report
- Life Lessons Are Writing Lessons
- Thoughts on the Process of Writing
- Other Things of Interest
- Duty Calls
- The First Post
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5 comments:
This is the obligatory test of the comment function.
Shouldn't it be Rex Scriptorii (King of Writers?) and I'm not even sure if that's correct either. *Toddles off to look it up*
OK, listen miss smart alec, Rex Scriptorii doesn't roll off the tongue like Scriptorius Rex. All my Latin sensibilities come from my childhood and my infatuation with dinosaurs. Thus, I looked for and made up a Latin phrase that sounded most like Tyrannosaurus Rex.
Gee, sunshine, don't get your knickers in a twist! *smirks and waves Latin 'A' level certificate in irritatingly in-your-face way* I hate to disabuse you but most dinosaur names are Greek anyway as in "it's all Greek to me"osaur.
I'd just hate for anyone else but me to point this out to you. And how did you know I was a 'miss' anyway?
I have amazing powers of deduction.
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