headspace-hotel: The two types of fantasy writers 1. Feverishly calculating the body mass of your dragon species, spent 5 hours last night researching the origins of steel, losing sleep over horseshoes, 20 tabs open, should a cockatrice be warm-blooded?, will die if they don’t immediately figure out when honeybees were first domesticated 2.

xtine-daae: celciusdiscourse: augustdementhe: funereal-disease: Thesis: the rise of fanwank and anti culture correlates directly with diminished understanding of what “romantic”, in a literary sense, actually means. It doesn’t mean “this is ideal or healthy or even realistic”. It means “this is beautiful, this is tragic, this is grotesque, this stirs emotion”, even if it’s not, as @starryroom puts it, …

sj-flemings-writing: Not all character development is positive. Characters can, and in my opinion, should, develop both negative and positive traits throughout the course of their story. As the story goes, they shouldn’t be perfected, they’re people, not artpieces, and so there shouldn’t be a stage where they’ve improved/changed exclusively for the better, to the point …

sihdiel: animatedamerican: airiustide13: ben-solo-is-my-only-hope: im-fairly-whitty: ben-solo-is-my-only-hope: Me as a writer: Gotta add a little bit of fluff, a handful of laughter and sarcasm, and just a dash of angst. Also me as a writer: Just. A. Dash. Of. Angst. JUST. A. DASH. JUST. A. DASH. @theadamantdaughter @honxrable I swear this is what you do to …

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