MY BLOG

Julie Boglisch

The progression of my D&D characters

From inspiration to creation, The slow understanding of how to make a character. A brief summary of each of my creations I am a writer at...

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How to write a Horror Scene

Tips and Tricks when writing horror with an example from an un-edited piece. When it comes to writing a horror scene, or even a tragic or...

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Aldren's History: A look into my first characters backstory

Digging into the nitty gritty of a backstory Aldren was my first time stepping a toe into the world of D&D or ttrpg's as many people know...

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Should I write a series or a novel?

Tips and Tricks to figuring out which would work best for you. The amount of times I've heard, "Oh! I wish I could write series, I...

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Writing about Siblings when you have none

Having a sibling is so common, to many, it seems strange to think of people not having siblings. I know, that is a very general...

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Broken Characters

Today, I will be talking about broken characters, or at least, my interpretation of what a broken character is. Of course, that leads to...

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Cutting Pages when Necessary

I've seen people talk about this lately and know from experience how difficult it can be so. I figured, why not talk about it? After all,...

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Crafting Morally Gray Characters

I love morally gray characters. They are unpredictable, but relatable. After all, most people have flaws and strengths. This is...

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Detailing a world gone to ruin (The Underlands)

The Requiem of Stone series has been a lot of fun to work on, not only for it's central concepts and themes, but also because of its...