❛ the lazy writers ❜ V2

[Marastia]

Welcome new peoples <3


annyeong - condolences from me ); Hope you get through it (gosh, it sounds like I'm talking about a death oops)

what's your guys' take on using real-life people as characters? I base a lot of characters off of real-life people, but I wouldn't actually write about them, I just find it kinda weird.

Have you ever felt so motivated but yet.. not so motivated? Yes, I think I understand what you're saying.

Maybe I'll post more later, but I'm sooo tired

In all seriousness writers block can honestly feel like your creativity has died. This goes for most forms of block, and by that I mean artists block, crafters block, writers block etc.

[Silver Pandorica]

Hey. Just wanted to pop in and thank those who answered my question a while back. I haven’t been posting much here, my apologies. This thread moves too fast for me, haha ^^’

[danheng]

@ all yall - thanks <3 It seems like whenever a bout of writers block eventually leaves, I end up having a ton of story ideas and have a burst of creativity so at least I've got that to look forward to!

@tutti, yes, the death of my creativity and inspiration

[anxious ghost]

@soul no problem man

@Ranger Octavia... and Magnus...

[winged-backpack]

Hey, this thread is kind of dead rn huh?

Anyways, I just published Door 11 for anyone who's keeping up with 10,000 Doors (link in sig), I'm sorry I've been neglecting it for like 2 weeks ^^' school or something

Anyways, here's a question for y'all

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[b]If you had to write a story in another author's style, who would you choose and why?[/b]

I would choose Edgar Allan Poe, or indeed any of the Romantic writers (as in the movement, not the genre). In the last few months, I've been reading a lot of his stuff, poetry and short stories, as well as Dracula and Frankenstein, which means I've got a vague grasp on the archaisms and the language differences associated with the time. I also love the dark themes and the first person narrator stuff. I've been writing mainly in the third person recently, so being bale to write in the first person like that would be really fun I think. It would also be a good challenge for me, to try and use the archaisms and old language structure. (Ngl, I might try this soon.)

[Ranger of the North]

Heyyy, Rus! Welcome back! c: I'll check your piece out as soon as I can

@soul no problem man

@Ranger Octavia... and Magnus...

wHY THO
I want to see more of Octavia I feel like I hardly know her yet aaaaah noooo


@Dev oh wow, that is a /really good question/ O,O
I actually have no idea; I'm gonna have to think about this one for a bit XD

[emu-tionallyunstable]

*Stumbles in to this random thread*

I have found my people

[Yubel Fated]

@Vannillamelon

Hi! Stay away from Carrots!

If you had to write a story in another author's style, who would you choose and why?

I um... Hm.. Maybe James Patterson? He has a pretty good style and writes first person really well. Though Maximum Ride is the only series of his that i've read and a little of the... Daniel series that he has.

So yeah.. Most likely James Patterson. Or the Woman who writes the Gregor the Overlander Series. She's good too.

[BucketORandomness]

Mroning, Van. Hope you don't mind if I call you that. Welcome to the random thread >^.^<
watch out for carrots and smoteners

Writing in author's style, I'd probably go with Rick Riordan, mainly because he manages to put so much snark into a medium that doesn't transfer tone easily.

[TheSongOfTheStars]

@serperior

Suzanne Collins. She wrote hunger games too.