Forgotten Empires turns to Africa now, for an empire that arose and fell in a scant 130 years. The Songhai Empire.
Monthly Archives: April 2014
Today’s Scribbling: The Candle That Burns Brightest
Only four generations of emperors, but the Songhai Empire still left a mark on the world. Wrote it up today, posting tomorrow.
Today’s Scribbling: Empire and Timbuktu
Yes, it’s Africa this time. The Songhai researched and planned out. Tomorrow, writing.
Today’s Scribbling: Novel Writing
Back into the novel, managed to get the head into the game. People figuring stuff out. Awesome.
Today’s Scribbling: Teotihuacan
My favourite Forgotten Empire yet. The lost city of Teotihuacan.
Today’s Scribbling: Spider Goddess, Netted Jaguar, and worst of all…Wal-Mart.
In other words, Teotihuacan. Written up, a bit of an epic. Gonna be a lot of fun getting illustrations, though probably not until Monday.
Today’s Scribbling: The City of the Gods
Or so the Aztecs who stumbled across this great city named it. We don’t know what it was called before. Half written the article, having to break it up due to tiredness. Completion tomorrow.
Yesterday’s and Today’s Scribbling: The Assyrian Empire, and onto the next
Somehow I forgot to blog post yesterday, though I did Scribble, and indeed publish that scribbling. The Assyrian Empire.
Today I planned out the next forgotten empire, somewhere on the other side of the world. This one is so forgotten we don’t even know what they were called, or even what they called their great city. Looking forward to writing it.
Today’s Scribbling: Novel Planning
15 chapters done, 25k word mark. Time to sit down and pull things together again. Secondary plot threads need to start to come into play. Story needs shaking up. Fun fun fun.
Today’s Scribbling: Novel Writing
I was right, that was fun to write. Put characters in awkward situations and the story writes itself. Or not, as now I need to figure out where things go from here. Might be time to go back to beating it out.