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Providing original fiction and reviews of literature.
Howdy-ho there, Theotherscribe here. I'm just a simple writer with a simple blog, where I examine and review classic fiction, and post some stories of my own. Should that pique your refined interest, click on this link right up here!
(Any images in this article are for nonprofit entertainment and are not owned by me.) Greetings, explorers of the strange and mysterious. For those of you who might not know, H. P. Lovecraft was a …
Having finished the Conan the Barbarian reviews, we're starting on the Cthulhu mythos! Today is a review of H. P. Lovecraft's "The Dunwich Horror"! Are there unearthly monsters? Are there forbidden tomes of eldritch lore? Is there racism? (Oh boy.) Take a look to see!
Every writing advice thing ever: Don’t get bogged down in details on your first draft. Just write! ☺️
Me: How I begin this scene hinges on whether cheese sandwiches were served with mayo in the 50’s.
For writer’s block:
If all else fails, just write a crazy hodgepodge of everything you love.
“That’s the whole secret: To do things that excite you.”
— Ray Bradbury
There is love enough in this world for everybody, if people will just look.
Kurt Vonnegut (via thoughtkick)
Welcome, travelers and adventurers! We’ve looked through all the Robert E. Howard stories collected by Arcturus Publishing’s Classic Fantasy Collection, and now it’s time to put them in order from …
After reaching the end of our Robert E. Howard reviews, it's time to look back and rank the stories! How will they stack up? Which one's the best? The worst? Which one has the coolest monsters? Let's see!
(All images in this article are for nonprofit entertainment and are not owned by me.) Well, friends, here it is. The final installment in our Conan the Barbarian reviews. And just like Arcturus Pub…
The last of our Conan the Barbarian review series! How will it all end? Who is the Queen of the Black Coast? Will there be yet another career change for our Cimmerian friend? (The answer to that last question is, of course, "yes".)
One writes to make a home for one's self, on paper, in time, in others’ minds.
Alfred Kazin (via whatsinsideawritersmind)
Novel writing doesn’t breed serenity. It is lying, you know, and the novelist has to spend a lot of time during the course of his writing worrying about whether he is going to get away with his lies. If he fails to, his novel isn’t going to work.
Kurt Vonnegut (via writingdotcoffee)
The version of you right now is deserving of love. Not you two years ago when you had more of your shit together, or the five years later version where you’ll surely be thriving. The version of you right now. The one that might just be okay, or is really struggling, or is bored and unproductive. That version deserves love. Having trouble accepting this is fine, but actively denying it is not. Your value is intrinsic, and finding confidence in that is mandatory.
And probably the reason why you love hard is because you know how it feels to be loved so little.
May your coming year be filled with magic and dreams and good madness. I hope you read some fine books and kiss someone who thinks you're wonderful, and don't forget to make some art -- write or draw or build or sing or live as only you can. And I hope, somewhere in the next year, you surprise yourself.
-Neil Gaiman
Greetings, adventurers. Going through the stories included in Arcturus Publishing’s The Classic Fantasy Collection, today we look at Robert E. Howard’s 1933 pulp tale “The Tower of the Elephant”. I…
The latest Conan the Barbarian Review! What happens when quintessential fantasy gets a dash of sci-fi?
Life isn’t about waiting for the storm to pass. It’s about dancing in the rain.
Unknown (via thoughtkick)
I refuse to let the past find me here.
Libba Bray, A Great and Terrible Beauty (via thoughtkick)
