Mallory O'Bier

@mariposa Yeah, it would be good incentive – or you’d starve… XD
Would you rather write a book you love but everyone else dislikes, or write a book you dislike but everyone else loves?

Something I like, because it doesn’t matter what anyone else thinks 😉

@dragon-snapper Yeah, I hate not being able to sleep.
Would you rather listen to hard…[Read more]

@delightinlife

I second what @kate-flournoy and @daeus said. And, yeah, don’t worry too much about developing voice. I also really like what @ethryndal said: “Voice is the personality behind the writing, and Style is the form used to broadcast that personality.”

With that said, I think the difference between voice and style is that you can…[Read more]

I second what @kate-flournoy and @daeus said. And, yeah, don’t worry too much about developing voice. I also really like what @ethryndal said: “Voice is the personality behind the writing, and Style is the form used to broadcast that personality.”

With that said, I think the difference between voice and style is that you can change style, but…[Read more]

@Ethryndal haha okay. xD

@jane-maree @that_writer_girl_99 I’m going too. I’m happy to say I got absolutely nothing done except a hole in my wall from bashing my head into it. I think I’ll make a window there.

@Daeus good job. 🙂 See you another time.

Signing off now. I’m happy to say I got a whole chapter edited. 😀

Sci-Fi Tips Part 8

Social science fiction. Once I heard of it I was fascinated.

It’s a broad genre of science fiction that revolves around the effects of technology on society. Accurate technology or science is not needed nor is it the focus. The effects of science and technology are more important to the story.

Probably one of the most…[Read more]

Sci-Fi Tips Part 8

Social science fiction. Once I heard of it I was fascinated.

It’s a broad genre of science fiction that revolves around the effects of technology on society. Accurate technology or science is not needed nor is it the focus. The effects of science and technology are more important to the story.

Probably one of the most…[Read more]

Sci-Fi Tips Part 8

Social science fiction. Once I heard of it I was fascinated.

It’s a broad genre of science fiction that revolves around the effects of technology on society. Accurate technology or science is not needed nor is it the focus. The effects of science and technology are more important to the story.

Probably one of the most…[Read more]

@GracieGirl okay. See you another time. 😀

@daughteroftheking Oh man, I feel ya. Namarie, mellon.

@aratrea My life has just become way easier.

@daeus *raises bow* Because I like being difficult…

@jane-maree @daughteroftheking @graciegirl Right heartily glad am I.

@Daeus I shall join you with the edits!

*raises sword* Who will edit with me?!

@ethryndal @daughteroftheking @winter-rose @graciegirl @audry-caylin @that_writer_girl_99

Sci-Fi Tips Part 7
I’ll give the rundown on three more sci-fi sub-genres, and then I’ll begin posting useful randomness on sci-fi (though some of it crosses over into fantasy). Stay tuned!

Make fun of it all you want, I’m a sucker for the post-apocalyptic world. A place where everyone is a survivor and no one is trustworthy. A setting bursting w…[Read more]

Sci-Fi Tips Part 7

I’ll give the rundown on three more sci-fi sub-genres, and then I’ll begin posting useful randomness on sci-fi (though some of it crosses over into fantasy). Stay tuned!

Make fun of it all you want, I’m a sucker for the post-apocalyptic world. A place where everyone is a survivor and no one is trustworthy. A setting b…[Read more]

@DaughteroftheKing in fact… you said something really good that I want to elaborate on, because you hit on an entirely different aspect of the discussion. Without meaning to, I think, but now you know. 😀
See, you can have the most contradictory and duplicitous character in the world and still have them fall utterly flat. They have to live and…[Read more]