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M.B. Scully

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December 18

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How do you deal with writer’s block?

M.B. Scully Haha, usually with lots of frustrated grumbling and staring at blank pages. But in all honesty, what helps me is a deadline. Create your own deadline.…moreHaha, usually with lots of frustrated grumbling and staring at blank pages. But in all honesty, what helps me is a deadline. Create your own deadline. Set a timer for yourself, and write as much as you can until the alarm goes off. No matter how crap the writing is, at least you got something. Rinse and repeat until you get over the block.(less)

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M.B. Scully Well, I just finished a short-story-turned-novel, so now I'm back to working on what I'm supposed to be working on -- rewriting an old novel of mine t…moreWell, I just finished a short-story-turned-novel, so now I'm back to working on what I'm supposed to be working on -- rewriting an old novel of mine to fit some new worldbuilding details.(less)

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The Demon Purge: Book I of the Legends of Soluna

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Dragon Gods: Frij

It was a cold and windy night, the kind where the sky echoes with the howls of the Wild Hunt, when I saw a reiler work their craft. He worked his loom with the most nimble of claws, and told me of his patron, the deity known as Frij.

Frij is the deity of that special, mysterious branch of magic, the kind no Rhynodd has ever been able to decipher. They are a undecipherable as thei