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    Despite his stories, Niel Gaimon called Mr. Prachet, not funny, but angry... The quote seems to fit. Its easy to think others, or even...
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    skip.knox replied to the thread Discovery mapping.
    Well, faulty memory. I pulled the map and it's 1360. Not a whole lot going on, except a pause in the 100 Years War. Europe was just...
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    Yup. I am looking in to doing that next. Unfortunately I am in the midst of a massive heatwave and have all my more sophisticated...
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    skip.knox replied to the thread Ask, you may be surprised.
    I've read Stonelands. The research was definitely worth the time and money! ... I'm trying to make a joke that would involve wings but...
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    skip.knox replied to the thread Discovery mapping.
    All problems are absurd right up until you solve them. Some people do start with the map. I wish them well; they go by paths I cannot...
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    skip.knox reacted to Malik's post in the thread Ask, you may be surprised with Like Like.
    Back before the internet, you would call a research librarian and ask them stuff. They'd get back to you, usually within a few hours...
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    First, keep in mind that what is familiar to one reader may not be to another. There is no way for you to know what are the expectations...
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    You did say website. I don't think there's anything for e-books, but for html I entered this as a search string: a widget or embed that...
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    >Stories of imagination tend to upset those without one. Too facile for my taste. Seems to me all stories require imagination, both to...
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    skip.knox replied to the thread Trialectic?.
    One reason (of many) I don't develop as much as I might as a writer is exactly because each new story is a new working experience. I do...
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    skip.knox replied to the thread Discovery mapping.
    First, thanks for the replies, I do appreciate folks taking the time to share. I have loads of maps--historical maps. Thirty years of...
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    skip.knox replied to the thread Discovery mapping.
    >Just as I would when writing historical fiction I do write historical fantasy fiction. I do have maps, but they are very high level...
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    skip.knox replied to the thread Stress in medieval times.
    I don't have anything that addresses stress directly, but the term itself feels awfully broad, or at least that there are several faces...
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    The current thread about mapping has made me wonder about this: I am a chaotic writer. I'd like to claim I'm chaotic good but I suspect...
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    Here's an idea. Grab the image pmmg posted above. I'll assume you know how to do that, but if you don't, just ask. Once you have it...
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