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The Non Linear Approach To Writing With Roswell: Book Of The Dead
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Roswell: Book Of The Dead is built in non-linear fashion—deliberately, unapologetically. You won’t find the traditional three-act structure here, no protagonist’s journey from beginning to middle to end, no conventional plot arc that resolves itself in the final pages. That’s not what this book is. Instead, I wanted to create…
Read More Roswell: Book Of The Dead – Mythology, World Building, And The TV Show ‘LOST’
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Story time. I recently wrote an essay exploring how the film Poltergeist influenced the writing of Lake Dungeoneva, the sequel to Roswell: Book Of The Dead. You can read the full piece on the Lake Dungeoneva Facebook page. For those unfamiliar with these books, neither follows a linear narrative nor…
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Book Synopsis – Roswell: Book Of The Dead
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Southeastern New Mexico has long been steeped in mystery, its legends tracing back to 1878, when a crate of religious antiquities appeared near Roswell, only to vanish alongside the enigmatic Mr. Black as a colossal dust storm buried the town in sand, snakes, and scorpions. This fictional book draws from…
Read More New Book – Roswell: Book Of The Dead
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Back To The Beginning…, Over the next few weeks I’m going to start posting on Roswell: Book Of The Dead. Insights, inspirations, everything to give you, the reader, a better idea of what the book is about. It begins here. The inspiration for my book, Roswell: Book Of The Dead,…
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