2020年1月10日 · Discussion in 'Plot Development' started by Urocyon, Sep 29, 2020. In my current novel, I have a very important character "L", who's off-screen death in the first pages is the catalyst for the protagonist's entry into the story and all major events after.

2010年1月14日 · One idea I've had in the back of my head for a while (I don't chase plot bunnies, I chase friggin' book bunnies, okay?!) about a world where everything...

2020年6月7日 · Urocyon Member. Joined: Sep 24, 2020 Messages: 51 Likes Received: 47 Location: Montana. If you do decide ...

2019年2月2日 · Urocyon said: ↑ I personally like "hard" anthropomorphism, particularly in Fantasy, where the animalistic attributes far outweigh any human characteristics, such as in C.S. Lewis' Narnia. I've read many Anthro stories where the anthropomorphism seemed gimmicky: if I wasn't explicitly told the characters were particular species, I would never ...

2013年1月26日 · Here the whole story is just a description, and that description needs to convey a whole story. What I try to do here is contrast the harshness of the mundane things - the grass that tickle the legs and eyes, the heat, the lack of cover - with the serenity of the fantastical.

2017年1月8日 · I still feel like it is a dying character trope. Mostly because the idea of wielding "seductiveness" as a weapon is generally demeaning towards women.

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2017年7月24日 · Wreybies This is more properly an article. Moved to the Articles area, else it will just roll aware into the obscurity of Page 2 of Creative Writing.

2020年9月19日 · 1) The Love Triangle 2) "I'm so ugly" The rest of the world "OMG he/she is devastatingly gorgeous!" 3) The Chosen One or one who gets a title they have no earned (not always a cliche but it really irritates me.