Recent content by Rexenm

I had a dream of a tsunami, that was called tsunami agenshi.

I have a thing about ‘conceptualising’ what the antagonists mean. Don’t ask me where I got that from. And then I go about seeking what the antagonist want. “Weather it be war or bride to be…” Then I seek to think about his/her religion. Smalltown, large city - they be kingdoms of thine own.

This looks to has Cheesecore.

I find characters interesting, when they are gone. There is the initial setup, nothing takes my interest - and then some form of adventure arrives based on good and evil. That has to be taken into account; good and evil. what I don’t like, is when a character comes along, and is like a picture...

If animals could celebrate Thanksgiving and Halloween, then we would live our lives peaceably like. If you read the cross and the switchblade, you might find out why.

I go for diversity in races, and sexuality mostly. The whole idea of ultra-violence, in kids books, is over for me; I think when I reread all that stuff to take it slow, for the description. My answer, too any writer, is to know your niche, and work that over, from there, from third person view...

In the beginning, I liked writing characters with one green eye, one blue. I also gave them wild hair and scars. As I went on I gave them iron bellies. I think maybe fat is the newest fad.

Yeah, I echo that. You get losers like that. I also find grey characters curious, and stone.

Haha, it seems like you want fat people to die. One thing you rarely see, is horrors like scream with fat people as antagonist, or even protagonist - on the other hand, you rarely see fat characters in a SCIFI, without some kind of badge of honour. Even in fantasy, your fat character seem to...

Nice snippets, cookie cutters, but with a cookie cutter holder; ie, a wooden block, shaped like a star, just for a fat man. It works the other way though. A cripple character, with no eyes, or broken legs - perhaps born that way. All they got is jiggle.

But he had second helpings, a solid salute. I’m sure he was fat, history should remember him that way. Everyone deserves to share a piece, but not without a cherry on top. Aside from the second helpings, there is another angle to consider. Karen characters, like the hag from beauty and the...

I deserved that.

I had a story about a few warriors growing up, and I took it back to primary school, and it never made sense. Maturity levels have a lot to do with it, and genre specific behaviour. But fruit never falls far from the tree. I guess there is a lot that would be appropriate to show about their...

You have Hitler, or the fat controller from Thomas the Tank engine? I mean, who would care if you put a little jiggle into it? I call it a glass computer. If everyone was the same, we would be less or more divided, but sharply, so who would know? There are demographics, and darn old prejudice...

I think protagonist and antagonist growing up together is solid rock. From there, just about ANY thing could happen. make believe, or fantasy; all close friends come to an end, anyhow... it might just be confusing along the way!