The land fit for heroes
Post WW1 story lines
Category: A Land Fit for Heroes
Victorian chaos
For 1867, I have looked only at the ‘discovery’ of diamonds in South Africa but there was much going on elsewhere.
A Land Fit for Heroes / Best in Show / Books / Character Development / Short Story / Sullatober Dalton / Uncategorized
Diddles of the King Historical Fiction
How can a writer use King Arthur’s legend to create a story line?
A Land Fit for Heroes / Books / Character Development / King or Kaiser / Shadows in the Veldt / Sullatober Dalton / Uncategorized
Is culture owned?
How does cultural appropriation affect what I write.
A Land Fit for Heroes / Best in Show / Books / Character Development / Fergus Findlay: Drover / Sullatober Dalton / Uncategorized
First third person point of view
My method of ensuring a firm point of view character.
A Land Fit for Heroes / Best in Show / Books / Character Development / Sullatober Dalton / Uncategorized
Cairndhu revisited
After the showI’ve started to lay out the follow on from Best in Show in Cairndhu. The opening comes with Broon making his way home from work and meeting Jinks, the postman. Jinks gives Broon […]
A Land Fit for Heroes / Best in Show / Books / Character Development / Fergus Findlay: Drover / Short Story / Sullatober Dalton / Uncategorized / Welcome to Oakhaven
Critical uprising
Reaction to critique
A Land Fit for Heroes / Books / Fergus Findlay: Drover / King or Kaiser / Shadows in the Veldt / Sullatober Dalton / Uncategorized
Why Heroines?
Why heroines are more powerful.
A Land Fit for Heroes / Books / Character Development / Short Story / Sullatober Dalton / Uncategorized / Welcome to Oakhaven
Prize winning story
I’ve added O’Reilly’s Daughter to the short stories. It won a prize in Writers Journal and I am rather pleased with it. I love characters who don’t conform and Elizabeth is one of those. In […]
A Land Fit for Heroes / Books / Character Development / Short Story / Sullatober Dalton / Uncategorized
Bruce and the Honourable Thing
We’ve all heard of Robert Bruce and the spider in the cave but I have discovered the Bruce family themselves were spiders drawing people into their web. We start with 1066. It was not just […]
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Tagged 1920's, Depression, teachers, WW1