~ Author's Notebook ~
The Story Of Three-Rivers And The Servants Of Burnt Man
Posted in Author's Notebook 515 reads
23 Personalities From The Sunset Saga (glossary)
Posted in Author's Notebook 535 reads
Notes On Aliases And Fictional Name Generation
Posted in Author's Notebook 664 reads
Time-travel Fiction, Character Creation & Story Development
Posted in Author's Notebook 446 reads
The Short Story Draft That Became The Novel Thunderboy
Posted in Author's Notebook 483 reads
Defining Speculative Fiction
Posted in Author's Notebook 566 reads
On Writing Prolifically Under Duress
Posted in Author's Notebook 680 reads
Notes On Developing Character Perspective
Posted in Author's Notebook 548 reads
Notes On Cultivating Character Perspective
Posted in Author's Notebook 440 reads
Leonardo, A Widow Named Beautiful Flower & A Quixotic Quantum Physicist
Posted in Author's Notebook 572 reads
Mantid: The Seven Fantastic Heresies Of Heshman Shew Mote
Posted in Author's Notebook 464 reads
Little Feet Going Nowhere: Sam Waterford’s Outrageous Profession And The Fate Of Humanity
Posted in Author's Notebook 402 reads
Dog Of War: The Journey Of Bruco, Last Of The Exiles
Posted in Author's Notebook 424 reads
On The Utility Of Focus Outlines
Posted in Author's Notebook 502 reads
Your Trojan Whorse: Appendix, Repossessing Your Manhood In A Woman’s World
Posted in Blog 864 reads
One Reason Why Your Output Can Crash
Posted in Author's Notebook on Nov 5, 2013 423 reads
Are Long-lived Characters Endangered?
Posted in Author's Notebook on Nov 5, 2013 441 reads
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Author’s Notebook #6: The Sequel To First Contact
Posted in Author's Notebook on Nov 8, 2013 429 reads
Author’s Notebook #7: The Saga Of Janitor X, Sequel To Soter’s Way
Posted in Author's Notebook on Nov 13, 2013 533 reads
On Writing While You Sleep
Posted in Author's Notebook on Nov 15, 2013 602 reads
Author’s Notebook #8: A Guide To Parents, Teachers, Teenagers And Other Crazies, For Militant Children
Posted in Author's Notebook on Nov 18, 2013 571 reads
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Writing In The Shadows Of Self-censorship
Posted in Author's Notebook on Nov 20, 2013 533 reads
Notes For Writing Fiction: How Do Real Soldiers Fight Without Weapons?
Posted in Author's Notebook on Dec 1, 2013 2,486 reads
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Crackpot Sci-Fi #1: What If A Shamanistic Savant Merged With A God-device?
Posted in Author's Notebook on Dec 9, 2013 546 reads
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How Would Regular People Recreate Society?: A Creative Writing Exercise Gone Awry
Posted in Author's Notebook on Dec 17, 2013 763 reads
Defining Right And Wrong In The Past, Present And Future
Posted in Author's Notebook on Dec 18, 2013 483 reads
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Seven Moons Deep: Pendleton Shaw’s Quest For The Seven Cities Of The Moon
Posted in Author's Notebook on Dec 30, 2013 534 reads
The Requisite Woman Of Power In Modern Science-Fiction
Posted in Author's Notebook on Jan 3, 2014 517 reads
Diary Of A Tenuously Sane Man: The Author’s Archive: 1/8/2014
Posted in Author's Notebook on Jan 8, 2014 5K reads
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Notes On Cannibalizing Your Writing Influences For Fiction
Posted in Author's Notebook on Jan 17, 2014 444 reads
Author’s Notebook #8
Posted in Author's Notebook on Jan 31, 2014 547 reads
Author’s Notebook #10
Posted in Author's Notebook on Jan 31, 2014 437 reads
Notes On Ghostwriting For The First Time Keyboard Whore
Posted in Author's Notebook on Feb 3, 2014 820 reads
The French Revolution In San Domingo By Lothrop Stoddard
Posted in Blog on Feb 5, 2014 1,086 reads
Way Of The Terminal Man: Author’s Notebook #11
Posted in Harm City on Feb 7, 2014 822 reads
Darkly: Dystopia In Power, The Science-Fiction Anthology That Died
Posted in Author's Notebook on Mar 10, 2014 690 reads
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Wrapping Up The Nonfiction Book
Posted in Author's Notebook on Mar 12, 2014 592 reads
Winter-Warrior By Joseph Bellofatto
Posted in Author's Notebook on Mar 24, 2014 617 reads
A Cosmic Work By Joseph Bellofatto
Posted in Author's Notebook on Mar 24, 2014 591 reads
Samson And Delilah By Joseph Bellofatto
Posted in Author's Notebook on Mar 25, 2014 634 reads
Immortality In Fiction And The Hemavore Question
Posted in Author's Notebook on Mar 28, 2014 477 reads
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Using Edgy History To Deepen Your Horror Story
Posted in Author's Notebook on Mar 31, 2014 551 reads
Gotch-ya!, March 05, 2014, Issue 336, Wanted-Arrests, Manatee & Sarasota
Posted in Harm City on Apr 9, 2014 679 reads
Notes On Writing Fiction & Nonfiction Simultaneously
Posted in Author's Notebook on Apr 11, 2014 459 reads
An Excerpt From James’ Upcoming Book Taboo You
Posted in Author's Notebook on Apr 18, 2014 499 reads
Author’s Notebook #11
Posted in Author's Notebook on Apr 23, 2014 454 reads
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