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Tag Archives: Native American mythology
Where Do You Get Your Ideas?
Posted on December 18, 2018 by Vaughn C. Hardacker Vaughn Vaughn Hardacker here: At some point in a writer’s career, they will be asked: Where Do You Get Your Ideas? It’s one of those questions that seems easy to answer until you’re standing before … Continue reading
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Tagged inspiration, Native American mythology, origin of ideas, plots
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Setting and How It Affects Characters
Vaughn C. Hardacker here: This July my fourth thriller will be released by Skyhorse Publishing. The novel, WENDIGO, takes place entirely in the north Maine woods during the midwinter months of January and February. As I was writing the novel I … Continue reading
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Tagged ashort days, cold, long nights, Native American mythology, setting, WENDIGO, winter
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