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"I would have lived in peace, but my enemies brought me war", Red Rising by Pierce Brown. -
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"I'm pretty much fucked." -The Martian by Andy Weir
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The building was on fire, and it wasn’t my fault. - Blood Rites, the Dresden Files
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CCharlesEBrown reacted to Rachel_Leia_Cole's post in the thread Quote your favourite opening lines to a novel. with Like.
On here or in general? I haven’t read a lot on here, but one of my favorite lines ever comes from Stephen King’s Dark Tower series...
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CThe best advice is to choose a female author name with a female anime-inspired pic, and then mention in your profile that you are...
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CCharlesEBrown replied to the thread Is there anyone out there that has written surreal stories/plots?.Psst: That is a typographical error, a spelling mistake, not a grammar one...
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CCharlesEBrown reacted to Zinless's post in the thread Writing How many named characters have you introduced in a single chapter? with Like.
Heh. Usually, I try to keep named introductions to two or three characters at most. Whenever there's a crowd scene and the people in...
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CCharlesEBrown reacted to Bald-san's post in the thread How do you view your characters in your fiction? with Like.
My first book's MC is someone I want to be academically, a genius. The sequel MC is someone I don't want to be, a prisoner of her fate...
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CCharlesEBrown replied to the thread Writing How many named characters have you introduced in a single chapter?.Never had more than one character narrate a chapter - unless draconic attempts to do a dramatic narration count, then I do have two...
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CCharlesEBrown replied to the thread Writing Handling extremely sensitive subject matter in fiction... how?.It depends on how sensitive the topic is, how likely people are to get upset by it, and how important it is to the story... For example...
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CCharlesEBrown reacted to Louhi's post in the thread Writing Handling extremely sensitive subject matter in fiction... how? with Like.
Follow the site's rules. Sites like SB and SV strictly enforce fade to black then the aftermath. SH is more like QQ where you can write...
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CCharlesEBrown reacted to JayMark's post in the thread How do you view your characters in your fiction? with Like.
My characters allow me to observe a little bit of their world through their eyes, and for that I am grateful.
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CCharlesEBrown replied to the thread How do you view your characters in your fiction?.Varies by story. But most are something I either would like to be or like to meet or thought I would be at some point, but then twisted...
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CCharlesEBrown reacted to Ral_062's post in the thread How do you view your characters in your fiction? with Like.
I view my MC as someone i wanted to be, that i can't be in IRL. My side characters however are like my children, proud at the chaos...
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CCharlesEBrown reacted to JordanIda's post in the thread Is there anyone out there that has written surreal stories/plots? with Like.
No no not you, lol. I'm referring to the little imp who doesn't know what surreal means, doesn't know what genre means, doesn't know...