How to write fiction
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Is the muse on holidays? Writer’s block
This ain't advertising (if you haven't tried it I'm quite sure you're already downloading it just to check if I'm crazy or looking up a YouTube-Tik tok to check it up). Why? Because in spite of my puss in boot eyes, Duolingo will treat this entry as nothing. After all, they haven't commissioned it, it is not their blog and it sparkled in me the nonsense of writing how to use random nonsensical stuff to write fiction.
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Is language to become the immortal Mumra?
... It is one of the tools of writing. It is not the most important but we all know what reality is to fiction. The game we play of fiction being real is only possible when it feels real. Thus, as a feature of reality, LANGUAGE IS AN IMPORTANT DETAIL either if you WANT IT OR NOT.
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Why did I want to write a novel?
I’d like to strangle my past self! Why would I want to write a novel?Today, I brought you an image from God only, knows by Tamiki Wakaki. It is related because: a)Writers do need deadlines. Otherwise, writing gets eternal. Like Corpses on the bookshelf.… This is time for you to squander cause I’m already lavishing myself in derisive comments. Leaving my laziness aside, deadlines happen when you manage to sell your manuscripts to publishing houses. You better get used to them. b) It is a very interesting plot twist in a fable… To turn something akin to a working environment into a conflict where the female protagonist wishes for a less…
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About rewards in fiction: lemon pay components to enchant readers
Fiction is like that. Like lemon pay. It gives you two rewards by reading it: purpose and satisfaction. And to analyze this particular aspect of fiction I’ll start by placing the crust by grinding the «biscuits» of knowledge. PAY CRUSTThe sun shines and the catherpes mexicanus in the garage, laughs with its peculiar call. I look out the window and there blooms the colourful explosion of flowers in June. I take the hat from the door’s hanger and disaster! It. Is. Over. The. Desk. I can’t see an inch of working surface and I know, I won’t be able to work happily later if I don’t do shit. Out with…
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The synesthesic writer (or about Kiki and Buba)
You might have already used this ability of your brain as a writer. No? There's this rhetorical device or figure of speech where one sense is described in terms of another...
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Review and survive the urge to destroy (your fiction masterpiece) 2
a) Believe in yourself enough to think the child deserves delivery. It needs a big ego but you need to believe in your craft or no one will
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Review and survive the urge to destroy (your fiction masterpiece)
Something important: once you figure out how to write a book, it is granted the next one doesn’t come out any easier.
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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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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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How to write a fiction masterpiece… in theory
When writing, we need to think the capabilities and weaknesses of our media. In movies we expect movement and action not a voice in off telling us what's happening. In a novel it is all right to have thoughts and more thoughts despite us needing conflict. A comic can have both. McKee says a boring book is one with a lot of explaining...
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