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CCharlesEBrown reacted to weirinx's post in the thread Where do you get inspiration for your writing? with
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This may be random, but I get most of my ideas when I'm taking a dump or when I'm just walking with my head fixated on the ground... -
CCharlesEBrown reacted to Arkus86's post in the thread Writing Have you ever experienced a plot hole involving inconsistent character descriptions? with Like.
Notably there is this Chinese webnovel I have read, where the MC's personality is whatever makes him look better at the moment.
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CCharlesEBrown reacted to TinaMigarlo's post in the thread In historical fantasy novels, which do you think is more important, political conspiracy or magical duels？ with Like.
why does this remind me of the time my buddy's gigantic widescreen TV accidentally had all the menu's in a foreign language. I hope I...
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CCharlesEBrown reacted to Empire145's post in the thread In historical fantasy novels, which do you think is more important, political conspiracy or magical duels？ with Like.
I haven't thought about that, but how should I put it? Political demands and military conflicts should have been linked, right? It's...
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CCharlesEBrown reacted to Empire145's post in the thread In historical fantasy novels, which do you think is more important, political conspiracy or magical duels？ with Like.
Yes, I agree with your idea. Fighting should be more of a solution, and not the best one, even though it might seem good
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CCharlesEBrown reacted to Avarice_Of_The_Seven's post in the thread Question for translators/readers: What actually matters in translation quality? with Like.
I think the most important thing is that the meaning comes across while not seeming unnatural. Original tone consistency is important...
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CCharlesEBrown replied to the thread In historical fantasy novels, which do you think is more important, political conspiracy or magical duels？.The Holy Roman Empire - after the Paladins of Charlemagne or during their time? If magical duels fit the variant setting, then, by all...
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CCharlesEBrown reacted to Hans.Trondheim's post in the thread In historical fantasy novels, which do you think is more important, political conspiracy or magical duels？ with Like.
Whatever is the vision you want for your story should be given importance. If you want to play politics, then by all means, do it. The...
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CCharlesEBrown reacted to CinnaSloth's post in the thread Writing Have you ever experienced a plot hole involving inconsistent character descriptions? with Like.
I've probably screwed up a few dozen times, and haven't looked into it yet out of fear I'm right.
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CCharlesEBrown reacted to FRWriter's post in the thread Writing Prompt Request for new series with Like.
This is 100% true. It feels like a commission. If you want someone to create the exact Story you want to read, you have to commission...
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CCharlesEBrown reacted to Eldoria's post in the thread Reading using Chrome's Reading Mode... Note to authors with Like.
Well, you can use transition marks ... to separate 2 scenes in the same chapter, instead of --- or *** or === marks. That way, the...
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CCharlesEBrown reacted to L1aei's post in the thread Reading using Chrome's Reading Mode... Note to authors with Like.
Sometimes chapters are copied and pasted over from a word document. That's an excuse I'm giving, not a valid reason. :blob_okay: Try...
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CCharlesEBrown reacted to tiaf's post in the thread Reading using Chrome's Reading Mode... Note to authors with Like.
I still like my *** This is not a page break, it's a scene break.
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CCharlesEBrown reacted to tiaf's post in the thread Writing Have you ever experienced a plot hole involving inconsistent character descriptions? with Like.
character dyed hair, boom, problem solved Made the mistake while drawing. I then decided that my character's change of hairstyle is...
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CCharlesEBrown replied to the thread Writing Have you ever experienced a plot hole involving inconsistent character descriptions?.Caught myself doing this a few times. Most recently, accidentally reversed the colors of Dane Coleman's hair and eyes in one chapter.