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Naruzeldamaster replied to the thread What did I just watch?????."Youtube account has been terminated" :) Probably not as Bizarre as Me Me Me though. (My advise is to NOT look it up for once, I am... -
pmmg replied to the thread Do you watch any 'intended for adults' animated shows?.Funny, my kids have said the first three seasons were great but then it got weird too. -
Naruzeldamaster replied to the thread Do you watch any 'intended for adults' animated shows?.Interesting, I had a feeling later episodes were a bit more bizarre than usual.
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pmmg replied to the thread Your best tips for writing a fight scene.It might be helpful if you posted a little of what you got... Anyway, my commentary is not dissimilar to what I posted before. Battles...
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MHello all, Just looking around at what's available for beginning authors and stumbled across this site! Figured I'd sign up and say hey š!
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Fyri replied to the thread Your best tips for writing a fight scene.Mm! To piggyback off this, consider pacing. Fight scenes are the most actiony of action scenes. Too many details will slow your pacing... -
Ban replied to the thread Do you watch any 'intended for adults' animated shows?.I watched Bojack Horseman some years ago. Depressed Hollywoo(d) horses seem to align with me. -
Ban replied to the thread Your best tips for writing a fight scene.I enjoy viewing martial arts, so in my fiction I want to be able to follow the action step by step. The type of scenes that work for me...
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Karlin replied to the thread Your best tips for writing a fight scene.well, there's that old "write what you know". So, taken to an extreme- get into some fights. If you survive, you'll be able to write... -
pmmg replied to the thread Do you watch any 'intended for adults' animated shows?.Ren and stimpy/spongebob connection
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Queshire replied to the thread Your best tips for writing a fight scene.Word choice and sentence structure can do a lot in a fight scene. Something like, "Left. Right. Punch!" Can be useful for someone who... -
Mad Swede replied to the thread Your best tips for writing a fight scene.This thread may help: Descriptions of fight scenes -
Fyri replied to the thread Your best tips for writing a fight scene.On another hand. As with many scenes, I like to act out each character to get a feel for what they are thinking, feeling, and what their...
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Adam Scribentis replied to the thread Your best tips for writing a fight scene.Yes, restraint and maybe a well-chosen comparison or two is much better in narrative prose than an attempt to describe the choreography...