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Kaboom
Precisely, on these kind of times I do, I do regret losing you. But then I think and believe it was the best, so you wouldn’t end up hurt. I had to release you from my curse, my stupid mouth is the princess of kaboom. I don’t need to tell you, for you know already as much. I can’t bear myself, cause I can’t hold my mighty stupid arrogance. I so hope you grew tired of me, leaving to fly in those fine feathers. I witnessed, ruffled in the wind, soaring the beauty of hard earned skills. Pure delight, your colours in my mind. Fair lines.
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La anticipación de la acronía
De este manejo de la línea de tiempo cronológica histórica (de la historia con minúscula), es de dónde podemos crear diversas presentaciones que le den variedad a la fábula o que nos permitan mejorar nuestras sorpresas en la trama. Tanto su manipulación como su dominio, nos harán dueños del universo… Hahaha. Del universo de nuestra narración, no de TODO el universo.
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How to write a fiction masterpiece… in theory 3
And now they tell me? Asimov hated writing fiction cause it took him 6 months, something that didn't happen to him with not fiction and certainly not with short stories (he wrote them in a single day)... Why? Cause novels require a bit more to unravel and they change to characters' actions. And sometimes, characters do things that make you go crazy. Fighting!
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History of the world according to cats
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Where from
Where has this fire come from? It’s percolated subtle, In the warm blood of spring rains. Unconscious camouflaged and unnoticed. Where does this noise come from? Disharmonious; Your tell-tale voice of sweet, unlikely twit. It came like death. Latched on to me; Becoming true, Certain with tik-tak as time. Not even now I suspect myself diseased. Flooding of space; My time submerged in countless but gradual signs; Silently walking in a dainty smell of familiarity. So was liking you, Like night tide; Slow but sudden. An unexpected pool full of me, falling in love. Faded in love. Where from Where has this fire come from? It’s percolated subtle, In the warm…
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Completo o incompleto: anatomía de la anacronía narrativa
Aquí voy, de nuevo a meterme en camisa de 3 varas[1] (para alguien pequeño como yo, bastan 3 varas para que sea una empresa un tanto… imposible). Y para eso, hay que recordar que es una anacronía porque entre la entrada pasada y esta, a mí, ya se me olvidó. ANACRONÍAUna fábula es el recipiente formal de un algo que se cuenta, mientras que la historia es un orden de una sucesión de eventos. Cuando entre ambas cosas en un texto narrativo, no existe correspondencia, hablamos de anacronía… Ah sí, claro lo entendí re bien. La fábula (el cómo se cuentan las cosas) puede contar acontecimientos de forma que no sigan…
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How to write a fiction masterpiece… in theory 2
It is awfully tiring to read aloud, long and poorly punctuated sentences that don't flow at all. Plus the difficulty of changing voices, accents (most authors don't but you might feel a bit of seiyuu) and to top it, get perfectly stuttering and stop and go silences. Think your throat will pay the price of you become successful!
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Aparte del polvo, las fotos son de dos días diferentes a horas distintas…
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Encuentra las dos diferencias (en el módem)
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Vive la égalité!
No sé ustedes pero sólo por el punto de la igualdad deberían existir este tipo de cosas más a menudo en los medios.