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The Non Linear Approach To Writing With Roswell: Book Of The Dead
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By Theron Moore 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…
Read More Essay – Roswell: Book Of The Dead – Mythology, Worldbuilding, And ‘LOST’
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By Theron Moore 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…
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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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