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Oh wow, my first time reviewing an Indie game has come! I think I can say I've leveled up again in this silly writing game of mine, don't you think? For this round, I'm going to be reviewing Silver:Line by CodeV Productions. I had the honor of getting a shot at the demo, and I'll [...]
It's no secret that I'm a fan of the Fire Emblem series. I got my knowledge of the series as a child playing Super Smash Bros Melee with my cousins, and Marth burst onto the scene. I always had a passionate for JRPG's, and back then, I never knew how much it would have bloomed [...]
Here's part two of my Valentine's Day special saga! Romance is a sub-genre that was always a bit tricky to me in my fantasy novels. I almost never decided to have "ships" in my books, because I felt as though characters should be embraced for more than just a pairing that occurs. I had been [...]
Starting a new story has always been a massive struggle for me. With my last novel series, "The Final Lesson," I already knew how I wanted that story to begin. It was only fitting to start with the main plot theme of the story, Leilana preparing to venture off and start her journey to become [...]
The first week kind of just trickled in, but hello! I'm here, in 2019, and I'm working my buns to the burning brisket! So far in the first week, I've managed to send my novel "Gravekeeper" off to the editor, received it, and now it's prepping to go out into the world, but I'm not [...]
Can you believe that this year is going to be over in just a couple of days? It definitely doesn't feel like it to me. It kind of flew past. Still, the end of another year means it's time for me to present a reflection of everything that's gone on in this time span, something [...]
Hey there everyone, happy Christmas! I decided that I would take the time to write a little short just for the holidays! It is an alternate-universe short story for my novel "The Final Lesson," and technically it would fall somewhere right in between both books. But as book two starts six months after book one, [...]
