{ ＩＮＫＬＩＮＧＳ } A Thread For Writers

[invisible_redhead]

Okay, so, random question:
I know many of you use those different fonts for things, and I've found a website called Font Meme that does it, but I can't figure out how to get what I've typed onto a post. Can anyone help me?
(Sorry if this is a little off-topic. I didn't have anywhere else to ask.)

[Sila]

Okay, so, random question:
I know many of you use those different fonts for things, and I've found a website called Font Meme that does it, but I can't figure out how to get what I've typed onto a post. Can anyone help me?
(Sorry if this is a little off-topic. I didn't have anywhere else to ask.)

Like adding the font meme in a post? Copy and paste it in the post and put around it

[skrundle]

Does anyone here know Roald Dahl?
He has to be, like, one of my top FAVOURITE authors of all time. I think he's amazing.
Today I read his story, 'The Landlady.' Very intriguing story. It has no resolution, only forcing you to simply infer what the outcome will be. After a tad bit of thinking once I reached the end, I realized all the hidden messages and meanings. I was able to come to a conclusion about the ending, and I have to admit I was a bit stunned; though satisfyingly stunned.
It was a bit of a twisted, almost creepy story, and that's why I loved it. Never have I felt towards a simple short story that way before. It pulled me in completely.
The way Dahl uses his utterly clever way with words, the way he sneaks in adjectives that foreshadow the conclusion, it just wonders me.

[anxiety).]

viewtopic.php?f=57&t=1373008 Please comment ^^

[Sila]

It's not really a link so we can't visit it xD

[anxiety).]

viewtopic.php?f=57&t=1373008 oops ^^'

[Moonchaser]

Does anyone here know Roald Dahl?
He has to be, like, one of my top FAVOURITE authors of all time. I think he's amazing.
Today I read his story, 'The Landlady.' Very intriguing story. It has no resolution, only forcing you to simply infer what the outcome will be. After a tad bit of thinking once I reached the end, I realized all the hidden messages and meanings. I was able to come to a conclusion about the ending, and I have to admit I was a bit stunned; though satisfyingly stunned.
It was a bit of a twisted, almost creepy story, and that's why I loved it. Never have I felt towards a simple short story that way before. It pulled me in completely.
The way Dahl uses his utterly clever way with words, the way he sneaks in adjectives that foreshadow the conclusion, it just wonders me.

That somehow reminds me of the novel 'House of Leaves'
Basically about a house with a mind of its own, and a group of people exploring it get lost when the house practically swallows them with its twisting, shifting hallways and staircases and random doors. They all start going mad, and the writing layout reflects their declining state of mind, like so:


Some people find it to be a challenging read, and I suppose it can, at times, but overall it's fascinating.

[Cosmic~Wallaby]

I love that book. Though once I tried to read when I was slightly delusional with fever and well...don't.
Great book Though.

[IcepopCS]

Please read!

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[team free kick sass]

Username: -Simple Sparrow-, call my Sparrow though.
What we will call you: Oh gawd. I need to actually thoroughly read the form before I go willy nilly and tell you it where i'm just supposed to post my username.
Will you critique other's work?:
Yes c:
Links to your story if you have any:
None that are completely finished yet, but I'll add them when I'm ready ^^
Anything you want us to know?:
Uh, you know your story.... 'Dear Abby'. Well I accidentally gave the lowest option on the poll Dx I actually really like it, 'specially cos my name's Abby *lol*. So, like, sorry about that, asian to the knee.