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Official Website, and blog of author Rodney C. Johnson, creator of The Neo-human Series.
Drakonis Coat of Arms.
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Looking forward to reading these posts too.
I think you’ll like them
I’m gonna start writing a novel, fiction, fantasy, where I feel comfortable most
Awesome! Go for it, and good luck!
thanks
No problem.
The world always can use more good stories!
you’ve been nominated for another award for your site.’ The One Lovely Blog Award’. You’ll find your nomination on
http://barsetshirediaries.wordpress.com awards in and out.
Thanks David!
Thank you for following my blog and for “liking” this particular post today:
http://portaloflight.wordpress.com/2013/02/24/how-i-created-alain-harper-part-02-autumn-harvest-selene/
I like to keep my private values private (especially about women), but one of the photos I put up to illustrate how I conceive a major protagonist certainly illustrates some, uh, common ground with the cover of your recently published novel.
You’re welcome!
Its seems we do have a similar process in conception of characters.
As you may now know, I took the hatchet to all but one of my WordPress blogs, but because Triond.com is such a difficult site to work with, I decided to revive an old Blogspot blog so that a young writer named Jason Ward might have a writing laboratory that’s easier for him to review. Presently his latest installment is up, “deliberately derivative” in concept if I may allow myself the alliteration
but an author has to start somewhere. He works mostly on his characters and when he can, sketches out mine, leaving it to me to flesh out the details of both and correct the grammar and syntax. The result (to devolve to Jungian/Myers-Briggs terminology) is INTP-style writing overall but with a considerable spike of ENFP outlook that Jason finds not at all easy to emulate.
http://rakkav.blogspot.com/
You’re welcome to follow, if you like, as you did the WordPress blog.
I’ll be there!