Tag: science

• Unidentified Flying Object

  

  This is the start of a longer work of fiction! I was young, bored and alone when I decided to break into area 51. The middle of the night was too obvious and they would be on guard. Mid-afternoon, I climbed in the back of a truck as the guard checked his ID. I was […]

  Jasper Jay Adams

  January 30, 2018

  Fiction, how to write, Short Stories

  area 51, Books, coming of age, conspiracy theory, dragon, dragons, Fiction, government, ideas, sci-fi, science, Short Stories, short story, UFO, Unidentified Flying Object

• The Most Amazing Fictional Worlds

  

  Zootopia One of my absolute favorite movies, Zootopia showcases a beautiful world not too different from our own. The main city is made up of different sections with the creators had to put a lot of thought into. The animation is spectacular. Overall it’s a much watch film for world building alone. Avatar This is one […]

  Jasper Jay Adams

  September 14, 2017

  Fiction, how to write

  animation, anime, CGI, creativity, design, Fiction, films, fun, ideas, inspiration, movies, opinion, planets, science, world buliding, worlds, writing

• Writing Characters With Dyslexia Part 2!

  

  Last year I wrote my most viewed article, Writing characters with dyslexia. Today I’ve come back to clarify and expand on writing these quirky characters. Keep in mind, this is how my dyslexia affects me and it might not be the same for others. First, The science So when you think, synapses are fired in your […]

  Jasper Jay Adams

  May 16, 2017

  Fiction, how to write

  3D thinking, book, Books, character, character traits, characters, dyslexia, my dyslexia, novel, science, Write, writer, writing