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1h ago
As the Title says I'm writing up a Biestiary for my series given it'll span over several books I figure it'd be good to get all the monsters and other races on paper so I'm not constantly coming up with new monsters but need some help.
I've split the monsters into at the moment 13 categories the Category I'm working on right now is Cursed Beings so monsters like Werewolves, Werebears, Skinwalkers, etc... but I need more Cursed Monsters like that.
When I search online it tells me about Banshees but I already have that for my Specter category then you got vampires and that's closer but I've ..read more
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1h ago
I write original romance work and I'm looking for a site for publishing, but can't find any ?? Any suggestions?
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Reddit » Writing
1h ago
Hi writers of Reddit,
I'm plucking away at a story again. In the first chapter, I am trying to establish my main character, and the plot. He is a prison guard in a magical society who feels trapped and is unhappy with his situation. I write a slice of life for about 4,500 words on the job in a cavernous underground unit and end on a fight.
Now, I'm wondering how to develope my second chapter.
The plot is to carry the Protagonist out of the city, into a smaller town, that falls under attack by an unknown monster. Ultimately, a magic devices teleports the monster and characters back into the pr ..read more
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1h ago
Hey all, I'm thinking of exploring some hobbies and story writing was something I loved before I got busy. Anyone got anyone story lines or ideas I can write about? Well see where this goes :) I'm open to posting them on here if anyone wants to end up reading them (highly doubt but its worth a shot)
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1h ago
I’m doing a level English literature and despite being a very talented story/ creative writer, essays have been something I usually have to practice. Recently I’ve been banging out a lot of essays and I haven’t written anything creative in a while I don’t really have the time or energy for it. My dream is to be a creative but I have a fear my brain will become acclimated to the structures of literature essays and idk maybe I’ll like lose my touch in my scripts/ stories probably just me being irrationally dumb and rejecting studying. But as someone who makes stuff sometimes I get a bit of an e ..read more
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1h ago
I have so many ideas, but my brain thinks of everything like a movie, and sometimes it can get hard understanding what’s important. I see all the vivid colors, the camera angles and panning, the switch between characters and all the tiny details. I try to write it out and it becomes so muddled.
I also struggle with plot points. I have so many major ideas but it’s the little details to carry the story between that I struggle figuring out.
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1h ago
There's all these arbitrary rules about what you're supposed to do or not do and how you're supposed to fit your writing into a neat little box that publishers know what to do with. And everything has to be either YA or not YA when really the target demo for everything I write is autistic people aged 16-80 and that's not a demo a publisher understands so basically no one will read what I write so why even bother
There's also the issue that I don't have great love for literature and would rather make films, but in screenplays you're not supposed to give in-depth descriptions or give characters ..read more
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1h ago
Hello Everyone,
Happy Thursday.
I'm currently working on a second story. More of a psychological/creature horror story. Also running with the trope where no one believes the MC.
I can't make up my mind if I should write in First or Third? I do read quite a bit but never a story where no one believes the MC.
My first story I wrote was in third and I felt that it was more natural.
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1h ago
Out of boredom, I've decided to start adapting a game into a book. Theres one issue however, theres a lot of violence and murder in the game which can't be discarded. How do I write these?
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1h ago
Hey!
There's been a few posts about this topic, and I posted a Spotify playlist I made awhile ago that I cycle to while I write often.
That playlist has had a lot of plays and even some followers, so I thought I would post a second playlist I've been working on.
I focused on Afro-Harp and Spiritual Jazz for this new one.
If you are curious about or missed the first playlist, let me know in the comments.
Happy writing!
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