#currently transcribing all of it into a google doc

[hpandthegobletofsass]

four days no power and five days no internet bc of hurricane meant that i spent like 6 hours straight on that first day going back to analog fic writing tactics and filled 8 full front and back pages of a notebook with notes doing world building on the dark arts

[pleasantspark]

Much like Dream's Fanbase, Viz does not set any clear boundaries nor diminish the behavior of her Fans that will do ANYTHING to remain in the right.

At this current rate I am planning to make a Google Doc dedicated to Documenting all of Viz + Co's complete and utter BS that transcribed over the years. If you have any proof please do send them over on Asks.

[coulson-is-an-avenger]

a brief timeline of fucking events regarding myself and the studio album "kill the whale" by daniel emond because I'm losing my mind

>get recommended this album by an anon on tumblr

>listen to said album and have an Extremely goodbad time (fedallah and gay people i LOVE YOU, quishmael and the erasure of indigeneity and the Lots of other racist things happening in there i hate you i hate you i hate you

>begin a project to transcribe the album because dear god what are they saying

>find that daniel emond himself has posted the lyrics to reddit

>make a 30k google doc comparing the lyrics of the studio album, the reddit lyrics, and the recorded live performance lyrics (because they are all very different!) with commentary (WHICH I FORGOT TO POST AND WILL BE SHARING IMMEDIATELY)

>get mad, decide to leave a comment on emond's reddit lyrics noting some of my critiques, most notably, why queequeg has been raceswapped and also had much of his story/relationships/plot entirely removed

>get a FIVE PAGE RESPONSE from emond arguing that he did not in fact erase anyone's indigenous/pasifika identity and that he was 'casting for talent, not accuracy bc the characters are "more" than their cultural backgrounds and ethnicities' which is a load of horseshit in my opinion

>notably also in that comment he reveals that the studio album is in progress to be adapted into a full broadway musical performance

>respond again, admittedly meaner this time

>get ANOTHER response from emond, that starts like this

[ID: A screenshot of a reddit notifications email of a comment from u/Danielhenriemond that reads: "Very busy these days, so much to respond to here. Thanks again for critical insight and questions which have continued to live with me as I develop the project, in particular your inquiry into my vers..." End ID.]

>open the comment to find that it has been completely deleted 🧍so I guess I'll never fucking know

>weeks later emond SHOWS UP ON MY INSTAGRAM (which has no ties to my reddit, he def doesn't know I'm the same person) and comments on my art of his musical

>go to his instagram page to see that the musical is currently in a week-long workshop

>scream

>something has tied me to this musical and i have no knife to cut the line (threat)

[definitelynotshouting]

hi tem!! 72, 77, 78!!

Ask me fanfic writer questions!

Omg hello!!! Eidnwjdjdj i shouldve guessed i'd get 77 immediately 😂😂😂😂

72.) what do you do if a scene gets too serious?

Generally im almost always aiming for serious on some level, tbh-- thats my favorite thing to write about!! Even while writing comedy, i tend to go for more serious undertones; in the case that im going intentionally for pure humor, though, and the scene comes out a little more serious than intended, i try to dial it back by focusing on banter, adding a bit of humor to the narration itself, and essentially laying the scene out in a way that's intentionally meant to draw your attention to whats supposed to be funny.

On the whole, though, serious scenes are my JAM and i adore writing them, so its not often i run into this problem!!

77.) how do you write kissing scenes?

OH BOY. OKAY. this is the point, i suppose, where i mention the Kissing Seminar.

The Kissing Seminar is a very informal discussion i held in one of my discord servers and later transcribed to a google doc when the topic of how to write kisses came up. Full disclosure: i kiss a lot. I love kissing. Ive kissed a ton of people in my life and i kiss my partner constantly. So when im writing kisses, i am pulling DIRECTLY from my own experiences on how it feels and how i do it (and sometimes i do need refreshers; last time i wrote a kiss i had to pause, kiss my partner for a minute, and then go back to writing. Partner reported being INCREDIBLY confused by the abruptness but was pleased to receive smooches until the next day when i informed them of why, and then they hit me with a pillow SJDNEJDJEJJS 😂😂😂😂)

Anyway, the Kissing Seminar is something ive been meaning to pretty up and post for public consumption time and time again, but havent yet because its just so currently low on the priority list. But it details HOW to kiss, and what to expect, and some options for how to write it if you want to go for something more detailed rather than just saying "they smooched". As a tl;dr, its generally all about body placement, rhythm, and emotions-- and the intermingling between them. If you want to write good kisses, focus on all three of these things, and it'll help you out a lot

78.) how do you choose where to end a chapter?

I go off of instinct, mostly!!! Usually i try to keep my chapters all to a similar length (so for hunger au, im aiming for 4-5k each time), and because i know how long most of my scenes take (about 1-2k depending) im able to round off where things should stop after a certain amount of scenes have been written. Sometimes its not precise, though-- last chapter of litd was meant to have the Pearl conversation fully in it, but Tango ended up being the primary focus, and i couldnt really edit that out without sacrificing a lot. So as soon as i found a good stopping place, i went ahead and finished the chapter.

Good stopping places for me are where a scene naturally ends and begins to transition into a new one-- think like movie clips, or scenes in a play. To continue using hunger au chap 4 as an example, the final "clip" so to speak started with Tango and Grian on the couch, and ended with Tango leaving the set while Pearl took his place. I found this to be a really good natural stopping point for the chapter, because Pearl and Grian's convo is very different from the way Tango and Grian's went, so it requires a different tone and new atmosphere to fully delve into that. I find that when the tone of a scene changes, or something new is happening, or time is shown to have passed in some way, these are naturally good places to stop a chapter.

I think this is often why people will choose to end their chapters with their characters falling asleep-- its a natural transition that people instinctively recognize as moving things forward, so it acts as a way to separate one scene from the next. The problem with relying on that alone though is that it can become very repetitive, so its important to be able to start pinpointing all your transition sentences or paragraphs so you can find other places and ways to end chapters and add in some variety

As with all things, though, this isnt a hard and fast rule; i can think of several ways one might want to lean on that for thematic purposes, or using it as a motif, or just a particular expression of style. Really what it comes down to is what you want from your story, and the best ways to achieve that; a good editor in particular will help you find a way to do that. Wkdnwke sorry this became sort of a very extended ramble, but as a professional editor and a longtime writer i find the subject fascinating and feel like mechanics like this arent really talked about often enough. Anyway thank you for listening to my little soapbox if you read all the way through, and thank you so much for the questions!!!!! :DD

[chickenscratchjournal]

What can a journal be?

this is two things, one is me saying an answer and hopefully the second is some other folks saying other answers.

I want to start with I have been writing in a physical journal again. I am often no at my computer and I really do hate writing on my phone. I would much rather carry around a little notebook and a pen. So, that is what I am doing. I tried doing a google doc table situation, but I found it hard to stay motivated to fill in all the boxes, sometimes I didn't have anything to say, or any energy to say what I wanted. I think handwriting some notes throughout the day is a lot less daunting than writing a summary at the end. But, for those interested this is the setup I was using.

It was an attempt at simple checking in on when, what concrete things happened, what my body was feeling and how I cared for it, my feelings that popped up throughout the day, and some final thoughts on it all. But, as you might have picked up in that description, not so simple. Also, yes, I did make the google doc page purple.

So, I am back to pen and paper. My pen of choice is currently a blue Pilot G-2 07. This is my mom's favorite pen to use and I have definitely inherited that opinion.

While prepping for therapy on Tuesday, I took some notes to bring in. I made a list of questions for myself and her, I condensed that list into general points: body, vampires, Names of People, serial dumper, over sharing, fear, french accent, shame, etc. I then took those a drew out a mind map, tying together the ways these events/ideas/people were connected to my feelings. It was really helpful to have already mapped out where I wanted to go before going into the 50mins.

I also transcribed some of my work that I had previously typed up. So, while working on my ptsd and trauma this year, I am also writing a novel about vampires. I wrote a head to toe about the vampire's body according to the lore I decided would appear in my book. I then wrote next to it a head to toe of my body. I looked at how I wrote about monsters and myself, and I didn't love the comparison.

While in the session proper, we talked about a lot of things that I won't go into detail about here. But, my therapist brought up a really important point about abuse and grief. She asked me if I was ever mad at my abuser. She noticed that every time I told her details of the abuse I framed it with my own shortcomings. Now, I have been in therapy for almost eight years, and four of those were during and after my abuse, so I knew it wasn't my fault. I had been a variety of feelings about it in the past four years, but in all my notes and all my metaphors, I never was mad at my abuser in isolation, it always came with anger at myself.

So, I took another approach, an epistolary approach! I wrote a letter to never be sent. Pen to paper, I wrote my "sorry's" and my "I don't forgive you's" and I wrote just a page, nothing too detailed or long winded, just a page of the things I would say if it wasn't an absolutely terrible idea to open communication again.

So, a journal can be a google doc table, a page of scribbled questions, a mind map, a list of metaphors, a blazon of a vampire, a letter to never be sent, and it can be a tumblr post.

I won't share photos of my journal here because their are a lot of details I don't need to share with a bunch of strangers, but despite having all these grand ideas about journaling, I have terrible, messy, big, uneven, ever changing, and smeared handwriting. And no matter what people say, or what I think in the back of my head about it. I am very proud to write down my experiences, because I am important. I am a person and even if I have bad handwriting I deserve to tell my story and to use writing to heal. If I ever write a page that isn't too personal I will definitely share it so we can all look at some journaling that isn't perfect and enjoy it together.

But, until then, thank you for reading and I hope to hear about what else a journal can be.

- El <3

[ray-shifts-realities]

Transcribing all my current google docs scripts into notion right now. It feels like so much more than there actually is.

[dracoandthehounds]

3, 7, and 29 for the fic writer ask? 💕

<3 Thank you for sending this in!!!

3. How do you feel about your current WIP?

Hahahaha so many things I feel like. It's definitely the longest thing I've ever written. It's exhausting but so rewarding. Nell is the most developed character I've ever created, and it's so weird how I feel a sense of duty to her??? Like I feel like I owe it to tell hers and Draco's story.

The latest installments are like superrrr long too, which can be a bit daunting. Like the fourth installment so far isn't even half over yet it's already practically longer than any of the other installments.

I also feel like a bit of stress sometimes wanting to make sure I keep everything together in my head? Like that I don't miss certain components, etc.

7. your preferred writing font

Oh wow this one is funny lmao. I don't have one hahaha I just use whatever auto populates I guess?

The one exception is when I've written scripts (and this is only as of late) where I use the courier stereotypical writing font. (mostly this is to just remind myself it's a script and not to write it like I write other stuff)

But I really am a bit of a heathen when it comes to stuff like this hahaha. I write in my notes app sometimes. I used to handwrite a lot of it, before editing through transcribing it. I probably wouldn't even notice if someone went through my google docs and changed all the fonts tbh.

29. how easy it for you to come up with titles

oh god. tbh I love coming up with titles (almost as much as I hate writing summaries lmao)

I love referencing things and brainstorming for titles. The problem is that I usually can come up with a lot all at once so it can be hard for me to differentiate between bad ones and good ones lmao. but yeah, definitely not so bad.

and when all else fails I usually just steal a song lyric lmao.

thank you so much for your ask!!!!! :) <3

[education30and40blog]

ChatGPT's Custom Instructions Are Overpowered (An Easy Guide + Templates & Jailbreaks)...

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[gallifreytranscripts]

I currently have all of Series 1 of Gallifrey transcribed on Google Docs, and I’m working on Lies (I’m going to queue up the tumblr post versions of Series 1 shortly). I also have access to transcripts from other Big Finish audios that have been made by others - if you like access to these, please let me know either via an off anon ask, or an IM. 

[transcriptionservicephiladelphia]

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[unloneliest]

currently in the process of transcribing all my suggested edits from drive onto a physical copy so my next draft can be in a new google doc + will include a Lot More Outline !!

[fuckedupalienconstruction]

cries

[transmorolians]

Klonoa lore Google Doc. Currently transcribed:

Some juicy bits from the Klonoa 4-Koma Theatre book

Character profiles and story bits from the manuals of Door to Phantomile (PSX & Wii) and Lunatea's Veil

Opening movie poems

The DtP (all versions, and their differences) cutscenes dialogue, from "Huepow's Secret" to "The Truth", and the Extra Vision

I gotta finish transcribing stuff, as well as correct spelling to be accurate to the games'.

Actual link is in reblog, because otherwise this post wouldn't appear in the tags. All people who view the document with the link are commenters, so comment with ideas or corrections or whatever.

[judeiscariot]

thanks to everyone who tagged me in this <33

last song: bang the doldrums. ive been having several consecutive pete wentz moments as of late last movie: hm I guess lotms? Ive been busy lately havent had time to watch many movies unfortunately but I did a rewatch a couple weeks ago and it was agonizing per usual last show: I finished the bear recently, it was really good! currently watching: I’m not really watching a new show rn cause I haven’t had time but ive been rewatching some of shameless when i do have a minute currently reading: I just started re-reading a little life. Im also reading that long ass doc about Pete wentz and Ryan ross (which is deeply fascinating btw) and ive been slowly making my way through the ft willz pdf. oh and i finally finished we’ve all seen helena which was bonkers insane currently working on: my main project rn is transcribing all the ft willz poems i can find into a google doc to hopefully have printed into a bound book at some point. Its gonna take me forever but I’m pretty excited about it lol. i’m also in the early stages of making some sort of like mcr master slideshow both to show my friends who want to get into them and just to get it out of my system lmao favorite color: choosing favorites is so hard for me but probably green savory/sweet/spicy: i like all of them but if I had to choose probably savory coffee/tea/cocoa: same thing, I like all of them but if i had to choose then tea craving: fresh bread

i tag anyone who wants to do it <3

[oonaluna-art]

This is a weird question but how do you plan out your comics ?

It's not a weird question, I think I've been asked this in the past. I'm currently working on a recording of my complete process that I'll put on my Patreon when I finish. I think I can summarize it as follows:

1. I have an idea that I usually put into my notebook, before I can forget it.

2. I transcribe that note into a google doc. Usually, I then edit the dialogue/panel planning, so it's more streamlined.

3. I doodle some thumbnails in my sketchbook.

4. If there's a background with a 3d model, I'll go into Blender and make that, or I'll visit TurboSquid or CGtrader and look for free models.

5. I import that into Clip Studio Paint (OBS and FBX files are best to import), and set up some human-shaped 3d models as guidelines. I don't always use the pre-generated models, but they save a lot of time.

6. After the 3d models are placed, I import the comic's dialogue into Clip Studio Pant.

7. Sketching all the panels.

8. Doing line art over the sketches.

9. Blocking in color.

10. Shading.

11. Double-checking for errors, adjusting shading/colors, adding texture.

[pod-tran-project]

Current List of Podcasts

Google Doc with Notes

Notes include: specific episodes that are not transcribed and if transcripts are “coming soon”

Google Doc without Notes (just a list of names and links)

Below the Cut: Current list with no notes and hyperlinks to the transcripts

Question for the creators of the podcasts listed: would you like me to tag you in these posts, so people can find you and your show?

Complete Transcript (all the main episodes are transcribed and linked)

36 Questions

arsPARADOXICA

Brimstone valley mall

Burst

Caravan

Fireside Folktales

Girl in space

Godshead incidental 

Greenhouse

Hello from the hallowoods

In strange woods

Janus descending

Join the Party: Campaign 1

Join the Party: Campaign 2

Kakos industries

Kaleidotrope: A Romantic Comedy

Kalila Stormfires’s Economical Magick Services

Khora @khorapodcast

Less is morgue

Light hearts

Minisode: Passing Through

Love and Luck

Mabel

Me and AU

Neighbourly

Next stop

Primordial deep

Scoring magic

Seen and not heard

Side questing

Someone dies in this elevator

Sounds fake but okay

Spirits podcast

Spooky sapphic story teller

The bright sessions

The once and future nerd

The pasithea powder

The strange case of starship iris

The wanderer

Time:bombs

Transmission folklore

Unseen

Valence

Welcome to night vale

Where the stars fell

Wizard seeking wizard

Wooden overcoats

Zero hours

Death by dying

Incomplete or Coming Soon

Blood Crow Stories

Desperado

EOS10

Gal Pals Present: Overkill

Inkwyrm

King Falls AM 

Mission to zyxx

No Bad Ideas

Outliers

The Magnus Archives

The Penumbra Podcast

Today’s Lucky Winner

Tunnels

Wolf 359

Non-Existant

ARCS

Moonface

Attention Hellmart Shoppers

Customs Out Of The Closet

Faerie 

Focused Af

Gay Future

Heroics

I Only Listen To The Mountain Goats

Overly Sarcastic Podcast

Some Place Under Neith

Superordinary

The Alexandria Archives

The Creeping Hour