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The Journey of my first D&D Character: Aldren

Detailing a world gone to ruin (The Underlands)

Julie Boglisch

Oct 18, 20214 min read

Sometimes, you just need to wait

So, I'm going to preface this title a bit. Many of us feel the need to rush, that we have to get something done 'now' or else we failed...

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Julie Boglisch

Sep 1, 20223 min read

My Good Thing of the Week

A quiet week An introspective of finding the good thing's in life. As some of you have read, I thoroughly enjoy looking for the small...

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Julie Boglisch

Aug 30, 20224 min read

The progression of my D&D characters

From inspiration to creation, The slow understanding of how to make a character. A brief summary of each of my creations I am a writer at...

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Julie Boglisch

Aug 24, 20229 min read

How to write a Horror Scene

Tips and Tricks when writing horror with an example from an un-edited piece. When it comes to writing a horror scene, or even a tragic or...

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Julie Boglisch

Aug 22, 20223 min read

My Good Thing of The Week

The joy of picking up a book I've been waiting for since a few months ago. If you've read my blogs you know that I am a huge fan of D&D....

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Aldren's History: A look into my first characters backstory

Julie Boglisch

Aug 18, 20224 min read

Aldren's History: A look into my first characters backstory

Digging into the nitty gritty of a backstory Aldren was my first time stepping a toe into the world of D&D or ttrpg's as many people know...

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Julie Boglisch

Aug 15, 20223 min read

Should I write a series or a novel?

Tips and Tricks to figuring out which would work best for you. The amount of times I've heard, "Oh! I wish I could write series, I...

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Julie Boglisch

Aug 12, 20223 min read

My Good Thing of the Week

Sometimes, we have to look at smaller things to find a silver lining in a rough world. This is my take on that.

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Julie Boglisch

Aug 9, 20224 min read

The Journey of my first D&D Character: Aldren

From Beginning to Current times A brief summary of my favorite young man who has been a welcome addition to my imagination and life....

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Julie Boglisch

Nov 1, 20213 min read

Weather in Stories

We've all dealt with weather during your life, from bleak snow storms to hollowing thunder storms. They are a part of our daily lives and...

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Writing about Siblings when you have none

Julie Boglisch

Oct 25, 20214 min read

Writing about Siblings when you have none

Having a sibling is so common, to many, it seems strange to think of people not having siblings. I know, that is a very general...

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Julie Boglisch

Jun 23, 20214 min read

Broken Characters

Today, I will be talking about broken characters, or at least, my interpretation of what a broken character is. Of course, that leads to...

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Julie Boglisch

Jun 16, 20215 min read

Cutting Pages when Necessary

I've seen people talk about this lately and know from experience how difficult it can be so. I figured, why not talk about it? After all,...

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Julie Boglisch

Jun 9, 20214 min read

Creating for Yourself

Many times we all get wrapped up in worries and problems that arise when trying to create something. Whether that be the stress of trying...

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Julie Boglisch

Jun 1, 20216 min read

How to conceive of a series title

It's time... to talk about titles! Titles are important, we all know that, however, I think it's almost universal when we talk about the...

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Julie Boglisch

Apr 27, 20214 min read

Writing Characters

I will say, the way I write characters may not be the same as how you or someone else might. This lies in the fact that each person's...

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Julie Boglisch

Apr 20, 20215 min read

3 Ways to Convince yourself to Revise

The act of revising a story or novel is either exciting and productive or slow and tedious. It depends on the person. In some cases,...

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Julie Boglisch

Apr 13, 20218 min read

Crafting Morally Gray Characters

I love morally gray characters. They are unpredictable, but relatable. After all, most people have flaws and strengths. This is...

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Julie Boglisch

Feb 2, 20215 min read

Detailing a world gone to ruin (The Underlands)

The Requiem of Stone series has been a lot of fun to work on, not only for it's central concepts and themes, but also because of its...

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Julie Boglisch

Jan 4, 20216 min read

Mythical Creatures Creation Process

'Creating our own creature' gives us a chance to flesh out the world that we want to convey.

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