Hello Everyone! I realize it’s been a while since I wrote an update about where I am in life. And especially on the progress of The Bleeding Worlds Book Four, Ragnarok. So let’s get to the things, shall we? Ragnarok Progress has been painfully slow. I will confess, I’m not in the league of professional […]
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In the name of sharing all that is cool I discover on the internet, I present this Lego video. It’s a short stop motion video created using Lego pieces that features a battle between Thor and Loki. Add some impressive camera work, a dash of special effects, and some choice sound bites, and you have
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Don’t worry, this isn’t a religious debate. It’s in regards to an idea I was introduced to via a video on YouTube (link will be at end of post). Background If you’ve followed the blog for a while, or my Twitter/Facebook/YouTube feeds, you’re probably aware that I am a fan of anime (Japanese Animation). One
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Having sat and read most of my first novel, I’ve realised that with the edits I’ve made, and the edits I see, that the book is worth releasing. And yes, I want to tell the whole story, so every six months or so, another book will come out. But what I wonder is, at what
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It’s my first Vlog!! This is going to be an ongoing thing here, because I’m hoping it’ll get updated more than my written blog articles 🙂 Hope you all enjoy & I’ll be doing more soon.
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Self-publishers have it good in Canada. We can get our ISBNs for free. If you’re unfamiliar, ISBN stands for International Standard Book Number and is a unique number used to identify your book. Most places that you will publish, be it physical or Ebook, will require you to provide an ISBN for your work. As
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I love Neil Gaiman 🙂 Saw this on Ain’t It Cool News and had to share. 39 Degrees North: Christmas Card 2010 from 39 Degrees North on Vimeo.
