Mark Kamibaya

@Daeus hm… maybe it’s not so much the wording or actual point that needs changing up, but the perspective? When you just describe the plot, @Mark-Kamibaya‘s right— it does mirror TCoMC very closely. But it’s not the plot that makes the story unique. No truly good story should have to stand only on its plot. That would be pathetic. *chuckles*…[Read more]

@Daeus hm… maybe it’s not so much the wording or actual point that needs changing up, but the perspective? When you just describe the plot, @Mark-Kamibaya‘s right— it does mirror TCoMC very closely. But it’s not the plot that makes the story unique. No truly good story should have to stand only on its plot. That would be pathetic. *chuckles*…[Read more]

@mark-kamibaya Well, it is kinda a revamped Monte Cristo, but I don’t think I’d say so. TCOMC is definitely the closest book I can think to it, but pretty much everything that happens is significantly different, the MCs are very different, and the last part is especially different. It’s just the overall feel of the novel which is very similar.…[Read more]

@mark-kamibaya Well, it is kinda a revamped Monte Cristo, but I don’t think I’d say so. TCOMC is definitely the closest book I can think to it, but pretty much everything that happens is significantly different, the MCs are very different, and the last part is especially different. It’s just the overall feel of the novel which is very similar.…[Read more]

@timothy-young. I’ve heard of people doing something like this with their email list. They’ll send out a survey to see what types of books people like the most, and then they’ll write that.

@timothy-young

This sounds like a very interesting idea, Timothy. The only problem I would see (which you have already pointed out) is making the ideas go together. Like you said, see it as a challenge, but challenge or no, sometimes two ideas just don’t make sense together. (A way to try and avoid this could be specifying the…[Read more]

@mark-kamibaya

The only one I know of is the Hero’s Journey. I recently learned about that one. Could you explain the others?

AWESOME!! Good for you. 😀

I did fairly well… not sure of the exact count, but probably about 300 or something.

@kate-flournoy Yep! I’m exceedingly happy! I will not melt the chairs!
I wrote 732 words!!! YAYAYAYAYAY! I did not feel writer’s blocky.
How’d you do?

@kate-flournoy Yep! I’m exceedingly happy! I will not melt the chairs!
I wrote 732 words!!! YAYAYAYAYAY! I did not feel writer’s blocky.

All right @Dragon-Snapper I’m stopping now. Get a lot done?

@emma-flournoy:

Pandora will probably develop her character a bit further during the story, showing some other personalities other than ISTJ. I can’t wait to see where I take her and James, and I don’t just mean location-wise! 😀

@Dragon-Snapper great. I’m probably going to stop a little sooner… tag you when I do.

@Daeus ah. Yeah, I actually like writing those. They’re kind of… I don’t know, relieving. 😛 You don’t have to juggle as many things all at the same time.

@kate-flournoy Yep, still here. My muse though it might come back for this one. New ideas almost always work.

@kate-flournoy Yeah, it’s actually going to be a surprisingly simple chapter.

@Daeus great. 😀 Get it all figured out? I got 471 words.

@Dragon-Snapper you still on?

@kate-flournoy Thou hast been tagged.

Okay guys. Tag me whenever you finish up.