Blake Stackman (writer & medieval enthusiast)

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[Blake Stackman (writer & medieval enthusiast) @blake_stackman]

@PeterKennyVoice Haha, oh dear. I had to read that twice!

[Blake Stackman (writer & medieval enthusiast) @blake_stackman]

@writingoutlook Enchanted Moths

[Blake Stackman (writer & medieval enthusiast) @blake_stackman]

@dmtoft Explore a world of magic and adventure, where a dynamic ensemble of captivating characters awaits in my thrilling fantasy novel!

Check out Absent Light for free on Tapas https://t.co/EKvpKwEDEy

[Blake Stackman (writer & medieval enthusiast) @blake_stackman]

@Nemoralis86 Adult fiction
https://t.co/z828Pu6zus

In the world of Qwé, a dark and corrupt empire dominates, controlling the slave trade and the precious magical substance, Pollenium. As a Rebel Alliance emerges, will they be prepared for what is to come?
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@abandon_mansion Thank you.

Free adult fiction on Tapas
https://t.co/z828Pu6zus

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[Blake Stackman (writer & medieval enthusiast) @blake_stackman]

@TylerSchwanke Thank you.

Adult fiction free on Tapas
https://t.co/z828Pu6zus
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[Blake Stackman (writer & medieval enthusiast) @blake_stackman]

@CatherineBowse2 I highly suggest, Well of Darkness.

https://t.co/CkCVgQjplg

[Blake Stackman (writer & medieval enthusiast) @blake_stackman]

@Nickyshearsby22 I didn't have a target audience, just wrote what I enjoyed. But, I would recommend those 15 years and up - Mature audiences. But, would likely be considered an adult fantasy.

[Blake Stackman (writer & medieval enthusiast) @blake_stackman]

@BooksSeeker Third person omniscient. I find it suits my ensemble story, and is more rewarding to write - I find.

[Blake Stackman (writer & medieval enthusiast) @blake_stackman]

@JWillows_Author My existence.

[Blake Stackman (writer & medieval enthusiast) @blake_stackman]

@JamesLDulin Yes. Two small children? ...even more the reason to get one. Teach them young 😉

[Blake Stackman (writer & medieval enthusiast) @blake_stackman]

@JPrescott81 My first book to be part of a series is free on my website. I just enjoy writing and want people to enjoy it too as the consumer. Problem is, most people don't like free books - funny. I picked up a second hand book for free and became my all time favourite.

[Blake Stackman (writer & medieval enthusiast) @blake_stackman]

Revision is such a tiresome and tedious process.

Though, I'm loving the Google doc comments, they are great for making specific notes for particular paragraphs, and sharing the living doc between my co-writer and I.

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[Blake Stackman (writer & medieval enthusiast) @blake_stackman]

@PeterKennyVoice It is the acting approach you take in creating these audiobooks that I admire, creating depth to characters, while not robbing the readers of their own imaginations.

Thank you for sharing.

[Blake Stackman (writer & medieval enthusiast) @blake_stackman]

@PeterKennyVoice I just finished listening to the podcast, and it was such a delight. It was very interesting to hear about the way you recorded, and how much insight you had into the characters you voiced.

[Blake Stackman (writer & medieval enthusiast) @blake_stackman]

@LFrostWrites It's interesting that Cliches originally came from stereotypes in press printing, and that cliche came from the clicking sound made by the press.

[Blake Stackman (writer & medieval enthusiast) @blake_stackman]

@NathanJonesBook (From Australia). Furthest I'm familiar with. I've never heard or seen the word farthest used before. Interesting, it makes me think of the world, 'father' - like; who is more of a father?
Faster = fastest / father = fathest, haha

[Blake Stackman (writer & medieval enthusiast) @blake_stackman]

@budman_mark In a desperate attempt...
It could end with a question mark, a comma, semicolon, or an exclamation mark, Etc. 😅

I'm clutching at straws haha

[Blake Stackman (writer & medieval enthusiast) @blake_stackman]

Do you ask meaningless questions on Twitter?

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