Faith Q.

@godlyfantasy12

Ooh, AWESOME!!! Soo, I should admit my writing process is normally 100% different from normal, sane writers processes. I normally write my first drafts how most people write their second ones. But when I start round two, I don’t normally reread my story until later drafts because often it gets very discouraging for me to see all…[Read more]

@gracie-j Ah thank you so much! I’m really glad you enjoyed it!

@joy-caroline Thx! Any other tips u could share? (If u don’t mind) my main thing probably with this draft is definitely the characters (although I want to do good descriptions and such too). I have 3 POV Charries and I write in first person so they each get their own chapter when it shifts to their POV.

I’m mainly trying to figure out how to…[Read more]

@daisy-torres AHHH thank you so much girl! I’m really glad you liked it! Thank you for reading and your comments! I really appreciate it!

@writerlexi1216

Thank you! (I was worried it wasn’t all that great, so I’m super glad that you liked it!:) I think it portrayed their personalities pretty well. Mejia usually isn’t surprised by much or at least doesn’t act like it. And sure! I’d love to monologue talk more about my characters! I mean literally, I’d be happy to…[Read more]

GIRLLL it was AMAZING!!! I loved it sooo muchhh!!!! I never once saw that plottwist coming!!! And it was SOOOO creative!!! Great job!!!! And the foreeeshadowinnngggg. AND THAT END LINE???? Brilliant XD

@godlyfantasy12

Haha:) No, I don’t think that’s bad at all, (that was one of the things that made me love Anton so much too XD

@writerlexi1216

That’s alright, I don’t think it was duplicated.
Yep, I am just grateful that I’m safely on this side of the pen/screen from my characters XD

Thank you:) Yeah, I’ve talked about him a little here and there before, but this is the first time I referenced the squirrels XD Though I haven’t officially decided about how the scene will…[Read more]

@gracie-j

Same here XD

@gracie-j

NP:)

@gracie-j Cool! Thank you!

@nanisnook Hi! I think mainly this all depends on your writing style, or your writer’s voice. Everyone has a different voice, and obviously it takes a while to find it, so the tip is to try a lot of new things! I personally gravitate towards a minimal style, with extremely minimum description. Recently, though, I’ve done a writing exercise where…[Read more]

I mean….not that im SUPER hard to plz with guy characters….lol

Girl u got me hooked on a character from ONE SENTENCE!! THAT IS TALENT!!!

@abigail-m So I didn’t actually read all of ur stuff but I did see one thing….

RAISED BY SQUIRRELS??! Is it bad that, from that one thing, I IMMEDIATELY ADORE THIS CHARACTER XD!!! Bruh…..(That and the fact that I like boy charries for obvious reason XD)

Oh! Also, if you’re describing someone, and you’ve already described someone in their family or that looks similar to them, use that! I have one character who has the same hair color and eye color as his mom, so sometimes I’ll mention he looks like his mother, or his eyes, the same as his mom’s, were a bright blue. That way you kinda get two…[Read more]

@nanisnook Sooo I also struggle with this mainly because I don’t want to take the time on it lol. If this is your first or rough draft, I suggest not worrying about it too much unless you want to. You can always go back and add in better descriptions in later drafts (:

That being said, I’d try imagining the scene in your head. How would you feel…[Read more]

@godlyfantasy12 Second draft haha what is that  Ahem. Anyways. No, I haven’t really done any second drafts before…I mean, sometimes I change core scenes, and my sister makes me rewrite some…I know I’ll be doing second drafts for some, though, especially the ones that i wrote when I first started writing. I’m gonna redo the whole plot…

I, u…[Read more]

@nanisnook

Hi Natalie!
I definitely understand struggling to write descriptions. But I think I can help a little with the “show, don’t tell” advice that everyone gives us writers. It means that instead of saying, “she looked at the blue lake and liked it”, say “she admired the lake’s glittering, blue surface.”
Or instead of, “he was strange,” say…[Read more]