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ThrillhoBaggins
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Strange Problem ?
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When do I blame it all on...oh let's say Moe?
Sunday at 10:50 AM
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ThrillhoBaggins
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Nerd-ing out tonight....
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Wow, surprised this got no reaction, this seems really cool.
Sunday at 10:49 AM
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ThrillhoBaggins
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What is your worlds stance on lgbtq folks?
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It could also have something to do with the story you wish to tell. For example, if I wish to show somebody overcoming something...
Sunday at 10:47 AM
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ThrillhoBaggins
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Are you 'less' of an adult if you enjoy video games/anime/animation?
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This is were framework is important. Everything changes depending on what lenses are used to view them.
Sunday at 10:42 AM
Mad Swede
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How to set the scene.
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In my view this depends on what sort of scene you are writing, by which I mean where in the story does it occur? The way you set up the...
Sunday at 10:39 AM
Naruzeldamaster
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What's your favorite example (Modern or otherwise) of the 'cartoon' villain.
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Writing Discussions
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And why do you like them? I mean from literally any media, and no, I don't mean explicitly from cartoons. (Though most of mine are from...
Sunday at 8:52 AM
A. E. Lowan
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How to set the scene.
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I'm notorious for very streamlined descriptions. Just the facts, sir. I'm also heavily trained in poetry. These two make for really...
Sunday at 12:05 AM
A. E. Lowan
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Changing the MC's name after a couple of chapters?
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One of our characters regularly goes by three different names: one true, one a slur, and one he earned. Queen's Son, Summer's Get, and...
Saturday at 11:44 PM
Gurkhal
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Worldbuilding without a story?
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Since I love creative projects I like world building without a clear story in mind. Sometimes one pops up or I get ideas that I can use...
Saturday at 9:12 PM
pmmg
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How to set the scene.
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I dont follow what you are saying here. if it is along the lines of there is no bad writing. I dont agree. There surely is.
Saturday at 8:42 PM
RoccO
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How to set the scene.
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I had a story like that. It dealt with fantasy creatures and magic, but I could not find a plot besides an evil king from another land...
Saturday at 6:06 PM
casval
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How to set the scene.
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I agree these things can be worked on in the edit, or in the second draft. Writing and finishing a work is more useful than worrying...
Saturday at 4:43 PM
RoccO
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How to set the scene.
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It is about what you can get on the page. Not what you store in your mind.
Saturday at 4:35 PM
pmmg
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How to set the scene.
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I did not actually say that is was bad writing. Some is some isnt. Maybe it would be more understandable to say the best way to learn...
Saturday at 4:23 PM
RoccO
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How to set the scene.
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Good writing is when you can think for yourself, therefore everything is good. There are three types of writing: one about romance, one...
Saturday at 4:14 PM
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