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Gideon Jagged

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Literary Fiction Science Fiction Fantasy Horror
Country: United States
Books: 2
Profession: Writer
Born: 25 July
Member Since: Nov 2026
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Gideon Jagged (1963 — ) has degrees in Philosophy and Computer Science and has been a working writer since 2000.

He is the author of several books, including the novels:

— Teller of Fate, The High History of the Thirty Aions, Volume One;
— The Silvergrey Sea, The High History of the Thirty Aions, Volume Two.

Gideon is a freethinker, free expression absolutist, intersectionalist, and a proud child of the Enlightenment. He lives and works on the Pacific Coast.

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Featured (12) kindleeBook, Teller of Fate (The High History of the Thirty Aions Book 1)by Gideon JaggedPublish: Oct 05, 2026Series: The High History of the Thirty AionsAction & Adventure Literary Fiction Science Fiction Fantasy
kindleeBook, The Silvergrey Sea (The High History of the Thirty Aions Book 2)by Gideon JaggedPublish: Oct 30, 2026 New releaseSeries: The High History of the Thirty AionsAction & Adventure Dark Romance & Erotica Literary Fiction Science Fiction Fantasy

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- Have you ever incorporated something that happened to you in real life into your novels?
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- - Gideon Jagged 12 hrs ago
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  - Not specifically, no. But my feelings, convictions, and passions have informed the characters, settings, and actions in my stories. I write about things that inspire, motivate, and anger me.
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- What's the most difficult thing about writing characters from the opposite sex?
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- - Gideon Jagged 11 hrs ago
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  - As I have gotten older, I have found that this problem has disappeared.
    
    Writing characters convincingly means understanding what drives them. Whether that be characters of a different culture, social standing, sexuality, gender, or any other characteristic, what matters is their inner lives. There are commonalities among virtuallly all types of person. Everyone wants to be happy, for example. What happiness is and how to achieve it is peculiar to the indiviual psyche. That psyche is formed by nature and modified by life experience.
    
    When it comes to making characters that feel real, the most important skill that a writer can have is empathy.
    
    The people we encounter in our lives are a font of imformation about what specifically defines and motivates someone. Being a keen and sympathetic observer in life teaches us what makes people real. This information is invaluable when it comes to crafting realistic characters, characters that the reader will bond with.
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- What does literary success look like to you?
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- - Gideon Jagged 11 hrs ago
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  - Success is making enough money from the sale of my stories that I don't have to look elsewhere to find enough income to pay my bills.
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- What inspired you to start writing? How long have you been writing?
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- - Gideon Jagged 11 hrs ago
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  - I wrote my first story when I was nine years old and I've been hooked ever since. Making worlds and populating them with people who feel real is a more rewarding activity than anything else I have ever done. When I was younger I made friends, literally.
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- AllAuthor 12 hrs ago
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- Writing can be an emotionally draining and stressful pursuit. Any tips for aspiring writers?
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- - Gideon Jagged 11 hrs ago
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  - Play through the pain.
    
    There is no easy way to do this. Writing is a difficult habit to make and a depressingly easy one to break.
    
    There is a method of achieving the writing habit that has worked fairly well for me. It's called writer-proofing your life.
    
    Writing needs to be the writer's highest priority. In order to be productive, one must set aside a specific time every day for writing and plan the rest of one's day around that time.
    
    For example, if you set aside an hour every morning for writing, be where you need to be when you need to be there and stay for the whole hour.
    
    It doesn't matter if anything is actually written down. You can spend that hour mulling over some aspect of the story you are working on without actually making any changes to your manuscript. That hour spent thinking about your story still counts. Do not break that date no matter what you are feeling.
    
    The laundry can wait.
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