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Shamiko replied to the thread Does this look inviting!.its giving friendly eldritch horror to me lmao -
ok! So me and this ugly mushroom pfp user were having a discussion and I said this looks inviting and familiar and agentt says it...
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I recently been dealing with someone who has taken my Fan Fic and just been posting it everywhere under a new name while promoting their...
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Shamiko reacted to Eldoria's post in the thread How do I stop writing (I) in my first-person POV novel. with
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So why not use the atmosphere to represent the character's emotion? This way, the environmental descriptions aren't just empty settings... -
Shamiko reacted to eagle_360's post in the thread How do I stop writing (I) in my first-person POV novel. with Wow.
Backlog too large :er_what_s: I have a major problem in which I require readers to point out my mistakes quickly so I can fix them. I...
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Shamiko reacted to RepresentingEnvy's post in the thread How do I stop writing (I) in my first-person POV novel. with Like.
Also stop releasing so many chapters every day.
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Shamiko reacted to RepresentingEnvy's post in the thread How do I stop writing (I) in my first-person POV novel. with Like.
Then just keep writing.
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Shamiko reacted to eagle_360's post in the thread How do I stop writing (I) in my first-person POV novel. with Like.
I realized in my writings, I've managed to write I multiple times per paragraph, I'm also stuck with white room syndrome where I don't...
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Shamiko reacted to Eldoria's post in the thread How do I stop writing (I) in my first-person POV novel. with Like.
In the context of first POV, white space syndrome usually occurs because the author focuses too much on the character's internal...
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For me i vent too much. (...haha...) To the point of multiple warnings (from mods). And annoying some other people. Envy being one of...
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Nah. I understand, i also have bad periods too. You ask others, they will totally say : yep, its a common thing for tsuru. Even say ...
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Shamiko reacted to eagle_360's post in the thread Writing anyone ever get burnt out from planning? with Love.
I have found that eventually, as much as you plan. Things would probably slip through and need to be caught embarrassingly by...