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[machinary]

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[thistransient]

第二期稻作

[viagginterstellari]

Fields - Dongchuan Red Land, 2019

[pellinni-photo]

haystack on the grassy field in autumn. rural landscape in carpathian mountains. warm sunny sunset weather

[brasideios]

Mumbling over n over to myself: the urge to create will come back. The urge to create will come back. The urge

[phoenixcatch7]

Literally all I want right now is a mdzs anime (donghua?) watching the series fic that reaches the start of the sun shot campaign PURELY so the juniors can see their kind and mischievous trophy husband Wei ying suddenly hair down tits out feeding his torturer his own fingers and proceeding to rack up the highest kill count of pretty much everyone while lwj looks ready to cry. I want them to know who the yiling patriarch is.

[appri-dot]

Trying to watch cooking videos is so damn hard cuz I'll scroll the comments n I'm like oh yeah a lot of people are racist

[raddestrose]

is it so?

[mxlxdroit]

it would be really nice to have a non public-facing job

[pallases]

love how hugo’s like courfeyrac is just like tholomyes if tholomyes didn’t FUCKING SUCK

[another-supernova-girl]

After the underwhelmingly tepid response to my newest piece of writing, with really just one exception so far (all my love and appreciation to you - you know who you are), I'm going to try to write more for myself again, like I was when I started my main Cooper multi-chapter, and my Wyatt multi-chapter. I am going to write the requests I have still, but I doubt I'll be taking any more, at least not in the same "send me asks" way. I really thought putting out some Cooper writing with smut would spark more interest, but somehow it's doing even worse than I could have imagined (with, again, the one exception so far).

So...I'm going to try to focus more on writing what makes *me* happy, instead of trying to please people who only want the same bundle-of-tropes/kinks situation over and over, and if people don't enjoy it as much...those people probably weren't engaging anyway ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[the-good-spartan]

If I were to write a piece of Ancient History RPF about Tellis and the battle of Tanagra, and was to post it to AO3, would anyone read it?

Why did this question fall so naturally into the if a tree falls down in the woods, and no one is there to hear it, does it make any sound format?

[murasaki-cha]

My cousin texted me that she's thinking about starting MDZS novel because she's seen The Untamed.

I screamed. She has no idea like absolutely no idea not a clue. Maybe she does a bit because seriously you can't hide that tension Untamed I know what you are. But she has no idea about "particular" events in the novel (yes the smut). Like who's gonna tell her because I'm not oh no

[greenmechanicalgenius]

🎵 I've got Universal Appeal Universe Appeal Halley's Comet's got nothin' on me I'm the brightest star in the Galaxy I've got Universal Appeal Universal Appeal Watch be grow even bigger each day Soon I'm gonna outshine the Milky Way 🎵

The simian would sit and listen to the tanuki sing, smiling as Kounosuke's words reached him from where he sat.

"You certainly will, Kounosuke." The simian spoke after the other had finished. "You sure you didn't want to become a singer growing up?" He asked, teasing a little and motioned the other to come closer so he could reach his arms around him.

Going through with this...This was worth it to Otto.

[serovolk]

newt geiszler also had a miserable uptight childhood! lets not forget!!

[brasideios]

Get a Little Feral

In truth, it doesn't matter what, or how, you write - you can spend a whole year picking over a paragraph for grammar and spelling mistakes, and there will still be someone who says you're wrong.

This is because writing is an art; it's filled with your voice, your word choice, your grammar preferences, your visions. It's filled with your language, and you own that language as much as anyone else does.

You get to decide if more better is acceptable. You get to decide if But is an acceptable word to begin a sentence. You get to decide if you should use an ellipsis or an em dash or a semi-colon - each is distinct and can do different things - but even that's up to you. Use them however you want. Want to do a double contraction? Go crazy with all those shouldn't'ves and couldn't'ves.

You can decide to limit your grammar in a single text to just full-stops, commas and question marks, nothing else, like Cormac McCarthy. Heck, why not pare that back even further, and only use full-stops and an occasional comma like Jack Kerouac? Or go the other way, and use so many commas and full stops it looks like your text has the chicken pox. Echo 18th Century fiction with grammar coming out the absolute wazoo. You decide.

You can have run on sentences for a whole page if you want to. You can have short staccato sentences for pages on end. You could even write a whole novel with every sentence as a new paragraph. Maybe you want to throw half your paragraphs to right justify, or centre the whole lot. Italicise whole swathes of the text. Who's going to stop you?

Channel Chaucer. Channel Shakespeare. Get creative with words. You can use all the antiquated or complex language you want - you can use as much vernacular and wild expressions drawn from your culture as you want - and you should, honestly. You can sprinkle through a second language if you have one - or multiple, if you have them. Why shouldn't you?

Perhaps you don't like heroized, and think it should be heroised - write it that way. Don't like the way led looks? Write it lead. Think that pre-dawn in the perfect descriptor for the light in the sky before the sun rises? Use it. Make words up. Use as many of them as you want to. Stack up those adverbs and adjectives. Write descriptive passages that go for pages and pages. Be as purple of prose as you want to be. Get into the weeds with exposition. Want to use a hundred epitaphs for one guy? Do it. A hundred confusing nicknames for your fave lady? Do it.

The thing is, if you're too caught up in doing what's correct according to the approved system, trying to match up to the arbitrary standard of how writing should be - then you're never going to experiment, and you'll be missing out on a whole range of ways to add expression to your work, of finding your own voice.

Honestly - Just write what feels good to you. Let go of the idea that being popular and marketable is the only yard stick of success. You will never win everyone over even if you could be perfect, which you can't, so you may as well go a little feral with language. There is nothing to lose.