Notepad #5
Aug. 13th, 2011 03:14 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
meltintall3I'm writing a book. I've got the page numbers done. --Steven Wright
Yay for pre-NaNo prep!
What's in a name?
Ahhhh, that's why some books are so disappointing -- my brain created a cooler story than the author delivered. So far, I doubt my titles raise unfulfilled expectations, they are quite mundane and placeholderish.
Ultimate Story Checklist
On Writing by Maggie
Stiefvater
Illustrates a successful, but hypothetical, story-opening
For quick review.
The Edit Minion
It tells me that I write in a passive voice and since it is only a minion it gets away without harm. Or if not, no one notices. One minion is much like another, after all. It is probably the coolest thing since Write or Die but I hadn't heard of it until recently.
LWW review by Andrew Rilstone
Deep thinky thoughts pointing toward the WHYS of Prince Caspian movieverse, and the occasional chuckle. Store and digest for future reference.
Yay for pre-NaNo prep!
What's in a name?
Ahhhh, that's why some books are so disappointing -- my brain created a cooler story than the author delivered. So far, I doubt my titles raise unfulfilled expectations, they are quite mundane and placeholderish.
Ultimate Story Checklist
On Writing by Maggie
Stiefvater
Illustrates a successful, but hypothetical, story-opening
For quick review.
The Edit Minion
It tells me that I write in a passive voice and since it is only a minion it gets away without harm. Or if not, no one notices. One minion is much like another, after all. It is probably the coolest thing since Write or Die but I hadn't heard of it until recently.
LWW review by Andrew Rilstone
Deep thinky thoughts pointing toward the WHYS of Prince Caspian movieverse, and the occasional chuckle. Store and digest for future reference.
