Tv Tropes: Ruins for Ruins Sake
The entire page, and all the examples they put up.
I am writing a BOOK!
8 år sedan
måndag 23 november 2009
måndag 16 november 2009
Which one is your favourite?
Review Corner! This time: Germania by Brendan McNally
I don't know what to call this. Seriously, I don't. Is it an alternate-history spy-thriller or a butt-kicking Jewish psychic revenge-story set in the last day of the Third and Flensburg Reich? I have no clue.
I don't know what to call this. Seriously, I don't. Is it an alternate-history spy-thriller or a butt-kicking Jewish psychic revenge-story set in the last day of the Third and Flensburg Reich? I have no clue.
torsdag 12 november 2009
Space Marine power armour and me
It's a love-hate relationship, entirely from my side. I mean, it's fictuous armour; what can it feel?
måndag 9 november 2009
Valkyrie Diaries Fanfiction writing guide - Addendum
Because I'm a Grammar Nazi. That admittedly fails from time to time ::cough::typosinwritingguide::cough::
Taken: You can only incur the curb-stomping RAEG of this Grammar Nazi when attempting to write something that is srs bsns. I usually don't give a shit in chat rooms. Unless I feel like trolling. >:-D
I do apologize for the LOLspeak in this post. Been reading ED all day. Not good for your sanity.
torsdag 29 oktober 2009
Valkyrie Diaries Guide to Writing Fanfiction: Epilogue
Please! Listen to Captain Picard! For the love of the Chaos Gods! Please!
onsdag 28 oktober 2009
tisdag 27 oktober 2009
Valkyrie diaries writing guide for fanfiction: part 7 and 8
7. Plan your work, work your plan:
This is originally a battlefield adage, but it applies to the world of writing as well. If you know where your story is going and how you're going to get there in advance, writing it becomes easier overall. I have seen too many potentially good stories peter out into nothing because the author didn't plan the plot out properly. Not planning it out leads to loose plot threads and sub-plots that never get closure; these things will lead to a lot of disappointment amongst your readers and are known to start wars.
This is originally a battlefield adage, but it applies to the world of writing as well. If you know where your story is going and how you're going to get there in advance, writing it becomes easier overall. I have seen too many potentially good stories peter out into nothing because the author didn't plan the plot out properly. Not planning it out leads to loose plot threads and sub-plots that never get closure; these things will lead to a lot of disappointment amongst your readers and are known to start wars.
måndag 26 oktober 2009
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