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Recent content by Adam Scribentis
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Do you have any 'critters' for your stories?
My fantasy novella stars (alongside humans and a very urbane dragon) twin cats kept by the two heroes' foster-mother, a fierce farm dog that menaces the heroes after they sleep in a barn, an aristocratic horse belonging to the persecuted warrior who befriends them, and the winged pigs on which...- Adam Scribentis
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- Forum: Research
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Too anxious to socialize 😂 but still need community
Welcome to the Scribes!- Adam Scribentis
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- Forum: Introductions
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An analog hobbyist waking up in a digital world
If pushed: Twelfth Night; Henry IV; Hamlet or Macbeth; I'll pass on a sonnet but I'd probably say The Tempest for the late plays!- Adam Scribentis
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- Forum: Introductions
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An analog hobbyist waking up in a digital world
Welcome! I am also an indy author for whom Shakespeare and Austen are congenial topics, although I'm much more familiar with the former than the latter!- Adam Scribentis
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- Forum: Introductions
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How do you feel about the 'classic' villain monologue about their plans?
Alas, I have forgotten most of the plot, but I remember Lando, his droid Vuffi Raa, Rokur Gepta the sorcerer of Tund, and some of the jokes.- Adam Scribentis
- Post #28
- Forum: Writing Discussions
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How do you feel about the 'classic' villain monologue about their plans?
In the 1980s, L. Neil Smith wrote a trilogy of Lando Calrissian novels. The third contained one of my all-time favourite sentences from a book: "Unlike a fictional villain, Rokur Gepta had not gloated and revealed his plans to Lando Calrissian." !- Adam Scribentis
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- Forum: Writing Discussions
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