Tag: J.K. Rowling

• My Preciousss

  How big is it? Will it ever see the light of day? Do you feel worthy enough to be its creator? How long are you going to hoard it all to yourself in the dank caverns of your ‘unfinished’ works like Gollum and his precious ring? Writers, I’m talking about that ONE story that’s been…

  A.C. Melody

  July 17, 2019

  Life, Writing

  #writerproblems, A.C. Melody, Feeling Unworthy of Your Own Story, First Story Idea, Hump day, J.K. Rowling, Peter Jackson, Revising, The One Story That Means The Most to You, The Unfinished Works, Tolkien, Writing, Writing Out of Order

• There’s No Going Back

  Say it, like a mantra, and keep charging forward.  Everything is a choice.  Today, I’d like to talk about certain choices I’m determined to change, in order to continue reaching my goals.  I’ve crossed that line from dream to reality and there’s no going back; because I don’t want to.  But, there’s one thing I…

  A.C. Melody

  October 30, 2014

  Uncategorized

  Aspiring Writer vs. Published Author, Commiting To Your Goals, Creative Writing, Euphoria, Following Your Dreams, J.K. Rowling, Self-Discipline, The Publication Process, The Zen Lounge, Time Management, When Dreams Become Reality (and more work)

• Glossopoeia vs. I Just Made That Sh*t Up!

  Glossopoeia is a term coined by J.R.R. Tolkien, which refers to the construction of artistic language – And he was notorious for it, we all know – So, I’m going to use him for Exhibit A. Now, who in the world could even come close to claiming the same kind of success as Mr. Tolkien…

  A.C. Melody

  April 2, 2014

  Uncategorized

  Artistic Languages, Bilbo Baggins, Epic Fantasy, Fiction Fantasy, Frodo Baggins, Glossopoeia, Harry Potter, J. R. R. Tolkien, J.K. Rowling, Language Construction, Middle-Earth, Muggle, World Building, Writing Process