Tip For Writing!
Tip for writing!
Descriptions! They don’t have to be so adjective heavy all the time! Sometimes it’s better to leave it to the imagination of the readers. (This works especially well when it’s in first person, though it can also be a tool to describe the characters feelings.)
Example: It has so horribly grotesque but to her, it was somehow beautiful. The way everything was put together so carefully and so precisely that no matter how inhuman it may have been, it was still, in a sense, beautiful.
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Got a writing tip.
Writing is a thing that has to be changed depending on the purpose. Your writing for fun and only for you to see? Go all power fantasy, who cares! Writing for an audience? Well that’s when we keep your own personal fantasies out of it. It can be frustrating for readers when they can tell that it’s your own personal fantasies.
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Writing Tip!
You know you’ve written a character well when 5 minutes introducing them you kill them yet you’re readers still cry.
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So this is how I’m like when I’m drunk
Damn me for my hubris. For I have seen the depths of humanity and let sinners drag me down. Now, I cower in fear at my fellow man, for enticing me with such sweet words only to make me stare at the horror which is uncontrollable lust. Curiosity and anticipation are my chains and I am full of regret.
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