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Massive Books Ahead!

I find it interesting as I talk with various writers of fiction – published and unpublished – that opinions vary as to just how many words should go into a novel of any kind. And I’ve found that a lot of it seems to depend on opinions based on whether or not you’re a first […]

My own ongoing journey through The Wheel of Time series….

By David James January 19, 2011 10 Comments

I remember when I first saw The Wheel of Time books by Robert Jordan. It was about ten years ago when The Path Of Daggers had already come out in paperback. I have no idea how I had missed this series, but I remember looking at this turnstile in this grocery store and seeing all […]

The Medieval World of Writing

By Keven Newsome November 28, 2010 27 Comments

Up until a year ago, I had only dabbled in the world of authors. They intimidated me, and so I stayed in my cozy hovel minding my own business and dreaming of the day I could go out and stand with the rest. Eventually I stuck my head out and found it not quite as […]

Egregia Cum Laude

By Keven Newsome September 4, 2010 12 Comments

Within the course of this Fellowship’s existence, it is only inevitable that one of our own should reach the most excellent milestone of publication. In turn, we must graduate that person, bestowing upon them all the accolades thereof. I would be remiss if I didn’t honor such a graduation with an appropriate keynote address. As […]

A Walk With The King

By Mauricio Hance August 20, 2010 2 Comments

I have recently started taking a late evening on a regular basis. Not for exercise, but to just stroll around campus and talk to God. With the recent stress in my life it has proven to be very therapeutic. This evening as I was walking I began to think about how cool it would have […]

The Villain’s Quest

By Keven Newsome March 11, 2010 18 Comments

Much has been written and discussed about the Hero’s Journey, but little has been explored about the Villain’s Quest. I would like to do that now, as best I can. Though it is true that all stories will have a Hero and that most Heroes go through the Hero’s Journey, not all stories have a […]