This poem just came to me a few minutes ago, and I started writing it down. I don’t know if it’s any good, but I thought I should get it out there. I’m almost certain it’s incomplete, but we’ll see. This is a free verse poem. The Newest Plague Sorrow: The disease that plagues [...]
Archive for February, 2010
Political Twitter Bird
Posted in Rants & Musings, tagged bruce poliquin, facebook, kendra bonnett, memoir, myspace, rosie's daughters, twitter, Writing on February 21, 2010 | 2 Comments »
Alright, so besides grinding away at some writing lately, I did two things of importance: I went to a Republican dinner party as a guest of one of Maine’s gubernatorial candidates, and I signed up for Twitter. Now, I suspect you’re wondering what the connection could be, but fear not for I shall tell you! [...]
My Top 10 RPG Games, Part 2
Posted in Uncategorized on February 12, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Here it is: The final four of my top 10 RPG games! #7 – Knights of the Old Republic (Xbox/PC) This Star Wars-styled turn-based action RPG was released on the original Xbox console and on the PC. The game was a dramatic addition to the genre, and featured a rich storyline already founded in the [...]
My Top 10 RPG Games, Part 1
Posted in Rants & Musings, tagged dragon age, golden sun, mass effect, mass effect 2, phantasy star online, pokemon, top 5, top6 on February 5, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
So, in an effort to become more active on my blog again, I’ve decided to post my top 6 out of ten (because 5 wasn’t enough and ten is too many at the moment) RPG games across all platforms, and why. Now, with pictures! Let me know what you think about my selection, and feel [...]
Eddentide Fable #1
Posted in Excerpt: Eddentide, tagged crimson, dollhouse, Eddentide, fable, healer, magic, note, ribbon, toy, wooden toy on February 4, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Hello! I was just reviewing a short fable that I wrote which is set in the world of Eddentide. I made some minor changes to it, and decided to post it here to see what people thought about it. I feel as if the very end is somewhat unpolished, but as of this moment it [...]
