http://www.blakecharlton.com Med Student, Novelist, Essayist Wed, 08 Sep 2010 17:16:47 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 http://www.blakecharlton.com/ficton/spellwright/inspiration-for-the-world/comment-page-1/#comment-3475 Shouting Gorilla Book Blog » Blog Archive » GUEST POST | Exclusive Deleted Scene from Blake Charlton’s Spellwright Sat, 03 Apr 2010 12:00:53 +0000 http://www.blakecharlton.com/?page_id=777#comment-3475 [...] felt…almost incandescent. As origin stories go, it’s not a bad one; you can find it on my website. I’ll remember the day it happened forever. I was in New Haven, in late autumn. The afternoon was [...] [...] felt…almost incandescent. As origin stories go, it’s not a bad one; you can find it on my website. I’ll remember the day it happened forever. I was in New Haven, in late autumn. The afternoon was [...]

]]> http://www.blakecharlton.com/ficton/spellwright/inspiration-for-the-world/comment-page-1/#comment-2830 BlakeCharlton.com » Spellwright’s Lost Invocation Fri, 19 Mar 2010 18:13:46 +0000 http://www.blakecharlton.com/?page_id=777#comment-2830 [...] that felt…almost incandescent. As origin stories go, it’s not a bad one; you can find it here. I’ll remember the day it happened forever. I was in New Haven, in late autumn. The afternoon was [...] [...] that felt…almost incandescent. As origin stories go, it’s not a bad one; you can find it here. I’ll remember the day it happened forever. I was in New Haven, in late autumn. The afternoon was [...]

]]> http://www.blakecharlton.com/ficton/spellwright/inspiration-for-the-world/comment-page-1/#comment-2286 BlakeCharlton.com » How a Problem with Tolkien’s Modern English Helped Inspire Spellwright Mon, 15 Feb 2010 21:01:58 +0000 http://www.blakecharlton.com/?page_id=777#comment-2286 [...] (The following post was written for http://voyageronline.wordpress.com/ and will be posted there around when the book hits Australian shores. When asked to write a post for Australian fantasy readers, I struck upon this topic by considering  possible similarities in linguistic experiences between someone who’d grown up in Sydney (though my knowledge of Australia is admittedly limited) and someone who’d grown up in San Francisco—both young, Pacific cities dominated by English but still alive with many other languages. Hereafter this post will live here, behind Spellwright’s the more exact origin story.) [...] [...] (The following post was written for http://voyageronline.wordpress.com/ and will be posted there around when the book hits Australian shores. When asked to write a post for Australian fantasy readers, I struck upon this topic by considering  possible similarities in linguistic experiences between someone who’d grown up in Sydney (though my knowledge of Australia is admittedly limited) and someone who’d grown up in San Francisco—both young, Pacific cities dominated by English but still alive with many other languages. Hereafter this post will live here, behind Spellwright’s the more exact origin story.) [...]

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