Fishosophy by Daniel Mishan It was my first day at the Coral Institute of Higher Learning. I was with the big whales now. Well, not really. There were blowfish, manta-rays, clownfish, swordfish, tunas, goliaths, seahorses, and perch. All of them were different. I’m not sure if they could fit a whale. Most whales were too spiritually entangled to care. All I do recollect is … Continue reading Short Story: Fishosophy
I just finished reading Tim Lebbon’s Into the Void and I wrote a writing prompt for any avid writer that wishes to continue with his story: In the beginning of Tythan space, the two moons of Tython formed. Ashla and Bogan, named after the Jedd’ai of the Light, and the latter of Darkness. It was said that every one thousand years, the Moons would lap, … Continue reading Star Wars Legends: Writing Prompt #1
Hello, readers! I’m back again, and I decided to write a little excerpt about my writing life. I’ve busied myself with collecting Star Wars books of all kind, including illustrated editions, comics, role-playing texts, old magazines, and as far as the Essential Atlas by Daniel Wallace. The expansive Universe gives a lot of prompt to the beginning writer. And, in all honesty, Star Wars is a subject … Continue reading Star Wars Writing
I’m a part of a party. An adventuring group – if you will – that consists of the heir to a seat of power in Amn, a champion of Moradin, a fifth-facet priestess of Calarduran Smoothhands, a Halfling womanizer, and a useless sorcerer. That might mean nothing to you, but it sure means a lot to me. Ever since I’ve started playing Dungeons & Dragons, … Continue reading Dungeons & Dragons: The Gift of Imagination
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