The Wulfric the Wanderer Series

The Wulfric the Wanderer Series
A Sword & Sorcery Series written by Charles Moffat

Friday, July 14, 2023

Karens, Jolenes, Sharons and Helgas

KAREN or KEN

The term Karen (or Ken) is typically used to describe a specific type of person, usually a middle-aged white woman, who is perceived as entitled, demanding, and often confrontational. The Karen frequently complains or asks to speak to the manager in various situations, such as in retail stores, restaurants, or customer service interactions. They are often portrayed as being overly demanding, insisting on their perceived rights or privileges, and displaying a sense of entitlement.


 

However there are also other types of people who fall into different categories.

JOLENE or JAYDEN

A Jolene (or Jayden) is a person who possesses captivating beauty and charm and uses it to pursue the husbands or partners of other women. She exudes an irresistible allure that can cause married or committed men to be tempted and potentially stray from their relationships. Jolenes are often seen as a threat, as her captivating presence and appeal can create insecurities and tensions within relationships. She symbolizes the potential disruption of the stability and fidelity between couples. Also sometimes called "A Homewrecker".

 

SHARON or STEPHEN

A Sharon (or Stephen) likes to work in offices and is an employee whose lack of motivation and productivity is matched only by their catty nature and fondness for nasty gossiping. In addition to her sluggish approach to work, Sharon frequently engages in malicious conversations, spreading rumors and fostering a toxic atmosphere within the office. Office Politics is their game and they excel at it. When a Sharon is not slacking off on their duties, they can often be found whispering in hushed tones or engaging in small groups, eagerly sharing and perpetuating negative information about their coworkers. Lastly, Sharon will always try to climb the corporate ladder on the backs of people that they have badmouthed, and as soon as they become their superior they fires the people they've been gossiping about.

HELGA or HUGO

A Helga (or Hugo) is the epitome of a terrible neighbor, an individual who encompasses vanity, envy, avarice, and deceitfulness. They are driven by a deep-seated need for attention and is constantly preoccupied with their appearance and their house's appearance, seeking validation and admiration from others. Their vanity extends to their real estate and leads them to judge and belittle those who do not meet their perceived standards of beauty or success. Beyond their self-centeredness, Helga is envious of the success, possessions, and relationships of others. Rather than celebrating their accomplishments, they harbor resentment and seeks to undermine and sabotage them out of a sense of jealousy. This envy fuels their spiteful actions and fuels a desire to see others suffer.

 

Chances are likely you've met one of these types? Have you? Tell us about it in the comments below.

Friday, February 10, 2023

List of Books by Fantasy Author Charles Moffat

The Adventures of Wrathgar

  • The Assassin's Trail
  • The Blizzard's Daughter
  • The Coven's Wolves
  • The Demon's Sacrifice
  • The Exorcist's Dagger
  • The Sunken Castle
  • The Adventures of the Bogatyr

  • The Bogatyr & the Cursed Inn
  • Dark Shadows in the Moonlight
  • The Bogatyr & the Rusalka's Lament
  • The Bogatyr & the Gentle Giant
  • A Bag of Silver, A Bag of Bones
  • The She-Wolf of Eraska
  • The Midnight Dragon
  • The Bogatyr & the Cursed Parcel
  • The Adventures of the Bogatyr: Anthology Collection
  • The Lilith Bloodstone Series

  • The Black Rose
  • Rise of the Red Moon
  • The Baby & the Village
  • One to be Reckoned With
  • The Night of the Dead
  • On Death's Door
  • The Emissary of Darkness
  • The Astral Plane
  • Out for Blood
  • The Lilith Bloodstone Omnibus
  • Wulfric the Wanderer

  • Portal of Destiny
  • The Cult of the She-Bear
  • Born of Blood and Ice
  • The Scarlet Arena
  • Shifting Shadows in Iztark
  • Black Monoliths of Al-Kazar
  • The Unbreakable Arrow
  • The Raven's Feast
  • Chronicles of Korovia

  • A Hound Named Hunter
  • The Hab & the Witch
  • Alt-Earth

  • A Dark Road in Louisiana
  • Folly of the Forlorn
  • Hunting Hitler
  • The Dragontree of Kaŝe
  • The Dragonslayers of Kaŝe
  • The Quorum of Kaŝe
  • The Girl in the Red Hoodie
  • Korovia Myths, Legends and Fables

    As part of Moffat's world building process for Korovia he created a number of myths, legends and fables set within the fictional kingdom.

  • The Korovia Creation Myth
  • The Myth of the Dark Eclipse
  • The Legend of Dark Maya
  • The Legend of Nordica
  • The Fable of Sir Fartsalot
  • The Fable of the Boring Dwarf
  • The Fable of the Crow and Raven
  • The Fable of the Dragon's Bank
  • The Fable of the Graverobber and the Cursed Cutlass
  • The Fable of the Ice Mephit
  • The Fable of the Incubus of Izhamet
  • The Fables of the Jackalope
  • The Fable of the Sibilant Snake
  • The Fable of the Wolfkin
  • The Imp's Arrow
  • The Princess and the Foxalope
  • The Turkey Vulture's Tale
  • Poetry Books by Charles Moffat

  • a dream of unfettered roses
  • Dreaming of Zen Archery
  • Ancient Stories Dreamt Of
  • List of Unavailable Books

    Some of Moffat's older works are no longer available, due to a variety of reasons, but mostly because he has plans to rewrite them.

  • Paladin Assassin
  • Ice War
  • King Culprit
  • Rise of the Blade
  • Brutus & Avianna
  • The Demon's Pawn
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