sethb

Albany, New York, UNITED STATES


Joined November 18th 2008

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About Me
I am a self published writer in the making, operating and building up Koboldenterprise.com, as well as my contribution to the gaming community Gears and Cogs (GaC) which will be shaping up at Odds-Are.com

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Hey, hey folks getting things shaking over at Odds-Are.com. Got some products coming out and more importantly over at twitter I started up my fiction with BitsyBook! I will be going a bit more specifically into how challenging it is to write a book on twitter, and how to overcome those challenges as well as potentially monetize. So chop, chop check out the site and follow us over at BitsyBook and SethDrebitko!
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Spring brings loving

March 25th 2009 12:23
Spring draws near my dear,
As buds begin to blossom,
Roots of passion grow.
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Getting ready to go live at Odds-Are

March 20th 2009 13:26
Once I worried I would not succeed.
Then finally one day I planted a seed.
Beautiful works one day to sell began to swell.
So I keep on digging out thoughts from an endless well.
The more race down this path the closer I get to the lead.
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Ewww

March 16th 2009 17:44
Zombies Eat My Thoughts,
As a numeric horde advances,
And Tramples my brain
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Explosive vomit!

March 12th 2009 22:59
My eye lids creep back swimming in a sea of flashing lights, and dancing cows who hit the club...They'll never stomp out the last roach as he furiously counts down to launch when peace will come to all but him...And the twinkies.
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Hey folk’s thanks for stopping by again the growth end of things has slowed a bit but we are staying steady with our numbers. So far I have a bit more done in the area of character development, hard to get much work done with term papers coming up. One thing for certain that I was able to decide on over the week was that I will definitely be writing in first person.
First person is probably my favorite writing style with the most recent titles I have read being “The Electric Church” and “Digital Plague” two books in the Avery Cates series. The books are gritty punk books with the main character desperately trying to eek out an existence as the unified world system tries to snuff out any chance.
Regards, Seth
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Running on fumes

March 9th 2009 00:40
A dreary cloud of prickly pins deflates my imagination creative juices flowing into a sea of mediocrity, as my fingers dance across oblivion burning away on fumes.
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Dry Heaving

March 5th 2009 20:26
I dance across the cascading beads of consciousness as my flickering dreams of sanity takes a time out.
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Word Vomit The beginning

March 5th 2009 19:31
While I Run two more serious blogs here at orble and am working on my own little self publishing business I wanted some place to just brain dump all the blah floating around in there. I have been using meditation as a relaxation method to clear and focus my mind, but I want to experiment with some creative meditation.
I will center myself focus on my feelings develop them to thoughts and from that devise an image or written blurb. Don’t expect it to make sense, and don’t ask for an explanation. None of it even has a definition to me so much as it evokes an image and feeling. Feel free to comment, or add your own blah to the mix.
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Moving on up!

March 4th 2009 15:58
Hello folks! I am super glad to report that this blog is growing quite well even with my limited ability to promote it because of school work. We are getting larger and larger bumps of new traffic on posting days, and in between we have daily traffic that on average is showing half of our increasing number of readers are first time readers! Over on twitter under the id SethD I am also growing slowly in popularity which is pretty sweet.
Aside from this I have done a little more work on my book, and with some more planning I am hoping to be able to put up actual content for it on the web through this blog. The main characters name will be Tristen Everfield, which will go a little against the grain for a romance, not your standard strong feminine character of a Harlequin book for example. This is not to say that there will not be a strong female in his life though. Our heroine will be a lovable strong willed women causing just as much trouble as she does pleasure for the hero as she pushes the envelope of social acceptability in the name of passion!
My goal with this book is to be able to find a way to get it in the hands of as many possible without the need or goal to make millions (though I will take millions if it comes along) so that every one can see what I have crafted out of love for my beautiful fiancé. When the book is finished aside from offering it for free I will also be selling print on demand copies of it for those who want the hard back in their hands or just feel like offering some support


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Comment by sethb
on Who are the major Female SF&F Writers?

March 9th 2009 01:31
I have never read these writers but I will have to give them a look. Leigh Brakett's "The Long Tomorrow" looks real good.

Comment by sethb
on Modern Clichés

March 5th 2009 19:19
I would have to agree with most of the points that clichés are horribly recycled, but would also add that to make sure that your readers have something to connect to it is not bad to add in some pre processed story bits. Essentially the proper use of clichés can turn a response from oh god another Russian Warhead, to oh man this is as cool as (insert title).
Regards, Seth

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on The article marketing test conclusions

March 4th 2009 14:52
Good luck with your next campaign sorry to hear the acne article did not turn out like you wanted it to. Are you using any efforts to develop a mailing list from these lead pages to try and increase your total sales?
Regards, Seth
Kobold Enterprise / Save The Junk Mail

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on What's A Romance Writer To Do?

February 26th 2009 14:14
Props for trying such an ambitious amount of words a day. I would say the best option for a super quick break to writers block is the drawing of a simple tarrot card. With its imited guidance it will give you the hint of an idea of where to push your story.
I am going to be trying a similar goal with far less word count a day on my first romance novel that I am writing for my fiance, at I Found God Between Blank pages. Good luck wish you the best on your journey.
Regards, Seth