February 2 was Bade's 96th birthday, yo
Psst!
I decided a while ago to do something special on each character's birthday and how silly of me to forget already! I will go more in depth on this, but I'll tell you what the special celebration is so you can prepare for it come my next update.
In honor of Agent Bade's turning 96, I'm accepting questions you might have about this mysterious dude. It should be fun! And who knows, maybe our benevolent vampire will answer your questions himself! :wink:
SO! Happy belated, Bade! And we'll catch you next time!
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My first assignment for this semester of English has been a fun and difficult one, and Id love to hear your thoughts on its topic.
The task was to define art in three to five pages, while being as specific as possible in regards to your chosen art form and presenting three points that prove to others your theme is true art.
Obviously, my chosen art form was writing. Writing horror to be exact.
My three points included:
1: Real artists will be able to differentiate between horror and slasher.
2: A master of horror writing will be able to terrify using both old techniques and original ones.
3: Real artists are able to utilize their style, voice, and overall talent to make sure audiences are never desensitized to the horror in their stories.
Many of you as authors understand what separates writing from other forms of art, and some of you are especially talented when it comes to the horror genre. So Id like to hear your thoughts.
How would you define the art of writing? How do you think a true artist handles all their talent to create art? How big a part to personal values, ideas, originality, and talent play into it?
Go for it. Say whatever you want about any thoughts you may have. Your comments might give me a better perspective as well as some interesting additions to my paper.



































