Ask the Author: Rachel L. Tilley
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Rachel L. Tilley
I am thinking you could start with something like:
Her head had been bothering her all morning. It had now developed from just being a dull tension on one side, into an irritating and unrelenting pressure. She was struggling to concentrate.
If it's severe, and fits the story, you could go into migraine territory and talk about sensitivity to light or feeling nauseous.
Her head had been bothering her all morning. It had now developed from just being a dull tension on one side, into an irritating and unrelenting pressure. She was struggling to concentrate.
If it's severe, and fits the story, you could go into migraine territory and talk about sensitivity to light or feeling nauseous.
Rachel L. Tilley
A few things, a fantasy short story (20k words), a tongue in cheek detective novel, and another standalone fantasy - suspect the latter will be the first one available as that's the one I'm currently feeling inspired by.
Rachel L. Tilley
All was silent; the aftermath of the curse which had instantaneously spread across the earth. With noone left, the ghouls came out to play.
Rachel L. Tilley
First inspiration usually strikes me when I wake up from a vivid dream, and then I take that idea and build a plot around it by visualising the story.
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