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  • Writing Tips Re: On writing well

    Do you have any particular method to creating good characters?

    May 16, 2018
  • Research Re: Historical/major fires

    @Alliyah Human fault seems to be the main issue in these, which could lead to some interesting plot. It also looks like the worst of the damage happens within the ...

    May 6, 2018
  • Research Re: Historical/major fires

    My latest project involves a few chapters running through the events of a major fire that engulfs a mansion and a few smaller surrounding structures. Does anybody know of any ...

    May 5, 2018
  • Research Re: Diversity in Novel

    I see no reason why a lack of heterosexual characters would be a huge issue, just be aware that your novel might likely end up catagorised as gay fiction because ...

    May 3, 2018
  • Writers Corner Re: Sum Up Your Novel With A Famous Quote

    For The Night Dancers ; "A single hour can consist of thousands of different colors. Waxy yellows, cloud-spot blues. Murky darkness. In my line of work, I make it a ...

    Apr 23, 2018
  • Writing Tips Re: Any thoughts on this situation?

    Ughhh... that's a tough one. If you info-dump then you risk it being boring and irrelevant. If you obscure then you risk it appearing boring and irrelevant. I would say ...

    Apr 23, 2018
  • Writers Corner Re: Story Conclusion Ideas

    Personally, I really dislike endings where the main character dies, especially ones that leave things unresolved. They tend to feel like a betrayal, like the author wanted to evoke some ...

    Jan 24, 2018
  • Writers Corner Re: Reading and writing influences

    I'm pretty sure the genius hivemind of YWS has already covered most of what I could say on this. My general principle is that if you see something beautiful then ...

    Jan 24, 2018
  • Writers Corner Re: Project constellation

    Personally I'm a huge fan of short stories based around relationships. It's the ability to see, just for a brief glimpse, into the life of someone else. Although I've seen ...

    Dec 28, 2017
  • Writers Corner Re: Immortal couple

    I've found that if written badly, monotony can be boring, but if written well it is one of the most beautifully entertaining things to read. As for how to show ...

    Dec 26, 2017
  • Writers Corner Re: Aliens

    I would say it depends on your genre and audience. I love space operas so I did a bit of research on this before answering, sorry if it's a bit ...

    Dec 17, 2017
  • Writers Corner Re: Novels About Real People

    I did a quick google search for ' books based on true stories ' and came up with a fair few results, but they're based on other people, rather than ...

    Dec 9, 2017
  • Writing Tips Re: How to write a torture scene

    That's fair enough. Lightsong's advice is pretty sound. If you're aiming to keep it light and focus on the MC's strengths then I would say the Harry Potter universe is ...

    Dec 9, 2017
  • Writing Tips Re: How to write a torture scene

    I'd recommend watching some of the later episodes of SAS: Who Dares Wins . It's a Tv program where they put a group of men through SAS training, and in ...

    Dec 8, 2017
  • Writing Tips Re: Wordlbuilding/Character Questionnaires

    Hii guys! I'm doing some worldbuilding en masse for a bunch of locations and characters. I want to brainstorm and have them exist to add flavour to the story and ...

    Nov 16, 2017


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