❛ the lazy writers ❜ V2

[Klain]

I was just thinking back on that question going around as I joined in V1, something about killing characters.

I have a very bad mindstate, I actually like killing off my characters... I'm horrible.

I never killed one of my characters. Or made them to kill others.

[anxious ghost]

I was just thinking back on that question going around as I joined in V1, something about killing characters.

I have a very bad mindstate, I actually like killing off my characters... I'm horrible.

A lot of us do; you're fine.

[Takara]

Do you plan your stories before you write them?
Always, though it's mostly in my head. Occasionally I'll write something down, but I usually lose the paper,
only to find it months to years later (Seriously, I think I have notes from something from 2ish years ago in my room). The writing part is typically rarely/never achieved, except for small snippets.

I'll just leave this here.

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[b]What's your favorite type of scene to write?[/b]

What's your favorite type of scene to write?
Anything that has a lot of emotions (Such as fights, funerals, parties, etc...), though pieces that have a lot of sarcasm or dry humor are a close second.

[Arya22]

@klain
I'm deranged, I know! ^ ^

@moriarty
Alright, but see if you're as bad as this:
I once got a ten year old innocent little girl killed. (in a story, not in real life!)

(and then I show off about it!... XD)

[anxious ghost]

@Arya I never said I was like that, I just said that a lot of us are.
But one time, my sister and I planned out a way to kill off all of the characters at once without ruining the plot. And of course, we made it as painful as possible.

What's your favorite type of scene to write?
DESCRIPTIONS. But of scenes/scenery, not people.

[sparrow;]

What's your favorite type of scene to write?
Anything that's written in a different style - like if the main character is freaking out and i'm reflecting that in my writing.

[Klain]

What's your favorite type of scene to write?

I really like it to write heart breaking scenes. (if this counts as murdering, I'm a serial murderer) Also tragedy scene. A lot of emotions. That's my thing.

@Moriarty x.I'm so bad at describing people, it makes me cry XD

[Arya22]

What's your favorite type of scene to write?
Action!
Fights mostly, but also word action, when the characters fight with words.

I also love writing prologues for some reason, I love that open ending. ^ ^

@moriarty
Oh, well done then! *claps*
And it worked?

[CJClaire]

Do you plan your stories before you write them?
Hahaha no. Not usually that is. (But I also don't plan essays before I write them soooo)
So my first novel, Before and After is about 95k words, and I didn't plan that out at all. But I also restructured it after I wrote the first draft. The one I am working on now (Tentative title, The High Courts) is 85k at the end of the first draft, but I also didn't plan that out, lol. I get really stuck if I plan things out, so I tend to get frustrated if things don't work out the way that I planned.

What's your favorite type of scene to write?
Either scenes where characters really connect for the first time, or scenes that have to do with magic. It's really fun to describe the way that magic works in my story, and I loooove it.

[anxious ghost]

@Klain same. Most of mine are like "short blonde hair, dark green eyes" and that's it. Nothing more, nothing less.

@Arya well, I haven't written it yet. I'm working on book one, and that whole thing is gonna be book three. But it's the eventual goal, ya know?
But yeah, it worked in theory. And by theory, I mean our brainstorm/crying session XD