Tag Archives: star wars

Ernesto San Giacomo Reviews: Shadows in the Stone by Diane Lynn McGyver

Posted on February 2, 2020 by Sue Vincent

Reblogged from San Giacomo’s Corner: In her book, “Shadows in the Stone,” Diane transports us into a fantasy world that she describes with enough expertise to fully immerse a reader. There are some overlaps into our own world, but they … Continue reading →

Posted in reblog | Tagged Books, character, dialog, Diane Lynn McGyver, dwarf, fantasy, Indie review, internal description, magic, main plot, main story, Qui-Gon Jinn, setting, Shadows in the Stones, star wars, sword-play, Tolkien, world building, writing | 1 Comment

Guest Author: Ernesto San Giacomo ~ Villains and Heroes: Tweaking a Standard

Posted on December 9, 2019 by Sue Vincent

Imagine someone whose only desire is power, world domination, and/or gathering riches beyond the average dreams of avarice. Such an individual represents a classic villain from the SciFi or Fantasy genres, like Darth Vader from Star Wars or Voldemort from … Continue reading →

Posted in Guest post | Tagged backstory, Darth Vader, fantasy, Harry Potter, hero, Luke Skywalker, magic, P.O.V., Professor Moriarty, SciFi, Sherlock Holmes, star wars, Storm of Divine Light, story, the Force, Villain, Voldemort | 5 Comments

#writephoto: Vader and Valkyrie – Victoria Bruce

Posted on February 3, 2018 by Sue Vincent

Darth? Vader? YES. Mind me asking, I hope you don’t, but WTF? YODA. IS THAT YOU? Anyone else who grammar butchers like me know do you? WHY ARE YOU HERE. Disturbance in the force, I felt. Force laughing, I heard. … Continue reading →