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You know you’re a writer when you’ve considered rewriting someone else’s book, because you know that you can write character dialogue and plot lines WAAYY better than the author.
You know you a Writer when you join Kingdom Pen.
Yes @anna-brie— that is the surest test. 😀
You know you’re a writer when you write, a lot, of your own free will.
You know you’re a writer when you find yourself seriously considering modelling a villain after Donald Trump.
@kate-flournoy In retrospect, it’s sort of already been done. Have you ever seen Biff Tannen from Back to the Future? XP
No @writefury I haven’t— is he a Trump type, then? 😛
Totally. Right down to the casino owner bit. 😛
Lookit this:
Oh yikes. 😛
Does he have the same whiny, braggadocios, bullying insecurity problems @writefury? That would be something… almost a direct copy. 😛
When you come up with a solution to a big problem in your story without trying.
@anna-brie And you come up with that solution in the middle of the night when you can’t do anything about it…
@hannah-krynicki I was actually in the middle of writing, despite not know what was going on. Now I’ll have to figure out how the new idea works in the rest of the story.
@kate-flournoy Yep. He’s pretty much the classic bully-villain type. Everyone has to do what he says NOW. Or else.
And he has wonderful respect for everyone around him. Fall under his slightest displeasure and you are deemed a “butthead”. XP
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