Author Archives: James Ashman
The three basic crimes for fiction writers
Of course they are for non-fiction as well, though that’s a moot point since I’m talking about writing new creative stories, not rehashing something real. I was thinking about some of the trials my characters have faced, and which ones … Continue reading
Even fictional punches have to have Force
I looked around online and found that there is about 150 joules of force in a punch. And could go up to almost 1000 or so, for a strong boxer (see wikipedia link later on). That’d end up being 737 … Continue reading
Twice in four days
Well it’s been almost 4 years since I first started writing my first book, The Lupine Prince. Its been almost 3 years since I finished editing and publishing it. And it’s been about 2 years since I last seriously worked … Continue reading
Sometimes, the best is the ridiculous one
There’s a funny show called Chuck that I’m sure more than enough people watch. It’s not very realistic. The humor is quirky. The stories swing between melodramatic and silly. And it’s fantastic as such. In all the years it’s been … Continue reading
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