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The journey of writing my first fantasy novel.

Tuesday, December 18, 2012

Resolution

Today I vow to take writing seriously.  To not be bogged down by the need to publish the world's best novel.  To learn everything I can about writing, to write and to not let myself be distracted with other activities in life and by my own doubts.

I realized this morning that the only thing I truly excel at is writing.  Writing and teaching, but isn't that really the same thing?  Yet I keep trying to do all this other stupid stuff in my life because I guess I don't feel like writing (or teaching) is really a worthwhile career.  Everyone admires my writing skills and is always saying I should write a book, but I just can't seem to take it seriously.  I feel like I can't be a success at it, but I've been a success at whatever I've put 100% effort into so why not this?
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Once, the Imaskari were a great nation. In Deep Imaskar in the Underdark, the Imaskari are growing more and more resentful of the High Imaskari above the surface. They want to reestablish their old empire. To accomplish this, they have made a deal with the evil red dragons. In exchange for the destruction of their foes, the metallic dragons, the red dragons will help wreak havoc on those inhabiting the ancient lands of the Imaskari.

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