A Song of Joy by Caroline Furlong
Writing for Joy
A worthy piece from Mr. Winchester, readers! Check it out! My Jedi Academia So recently we got snowed in for a couple of days so I finally got to watch the first two seasons of My Hero Academia. It’s a great, solid show. I expected to like it and it went PLUS ULTRA on my… Continue reading Reposted: My Jedi Academy
Not long ago, this author discovered the above picture, which discusses some fans’ thoughts on how the Fellowship of the Ring might have simply flown to Mordor to dispose of the One Ring rather than “take the long way around.” As the commenter explains, this would have been a bad idea narratively because the entire… Continue reading Thoughts on Tactics: How History Affects Fiction and Makes It Believable
The last time this author listened to an audiobook, it was on CD. While quite interesting, it required more attention than reading a novel. This means she had to be engaged in some kind of mindless activity that allowed her to focus on what is being read aloud rather than on what is before her… Continue reading Review – The Last Straw: A Critical Autopsy of a Galaxy Far, Far Away by John C. Wright
Star Wars: Jedi Knight: Dark Forces II cutscenes and Light Side Ending https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w2DcbB2vZcc As has been said many times, this author is not much of a video gamer. Given how much time she must spend living, writing, reading, and handling the odd challenge, this is no surprise. There are only so many hours in a… Continue reading A Listening Ear – A Look Back at the Dialogue from Star Wars Jedi Knight: Dark Forces II
Advertisements for a range of items today are proving to be extremely well-written and almost as entertaining as the television shows they interrupt. This ad for Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order is no exception. It is, quite honestly, one of the best ads this author has seen in a long time: Star Wars Jedi: Fallen… Continue reading “The Force is Strong with This One…”
Over at Amatopia, Alexander Hellene published this post on a dreaded – and occasionally dreadful – aspect of modern fiction. This is the “prequel,” the story that takes place before the original tale audiences have already come to love. In his article Alex asked whether or not a prequel can do more than take the… Continue reading On the Subject of Prequels: The Bad, the Good, and the Better
A Song of Joy by Caroline Furlong 