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Feeling a bit stuck today 🤷‍♀️
Hey everyone! 👋 I sat down to write something and came up completely empty. No clever update, no big question, just me staring at a blinking cursor thinking "...what do I even say today." So let's flip it and make it useful. What are you working on? Share below: 🟠 A sentence from your current project that you love. 🟠 The scene you keep putting off writing, and why it's giving you trouble 🟠 A question about your story that you genuinely don't know the answer to yet Sometimes the best conversations start when you've got nothing clever to say and just open the floor instead. So, what's on your desk (or screen) today?
Feeling a bit stuck today 🤷‍♀️
1 like • 7d
Ive added a new chapter 1 as a prologue to better setup the story and theme I’m about to tell. It’s the characters silent monologue in his head and him about to enter a memory sequence that kicks off the story. I still haven’t finished the monologue and made it flow into the memory sequence 🤷🏽‍♂️
3 of My Favorite R.F. Kuang Teachings
R.F. Kuang has published roughly a novel a year since her early twenties, and honestly, the more I learn about how she works, the less it looks like magic. ⭐️ Here are 3️⃣ things she's said (or shown, through sheer output) that stuck with me. 1️⃣ Notice everything. Pay attention to the world around you. Fiction feels true when it's built from real, specific detail. A texture of speech, a shape of grief, these are the details that make fiction feel true. ⭐️ Most people walk past the world; writers have to walk through it, taking notes. This isn't about waiting for inspiration to strike. It's a discipline of attention, applied daily, to things that have nothing to do with your current project until suddenly they do 2️⃣ Discipline beats motivation. ⭐️ Motivation is unreliable; a schedule isn't. Kuang's output comes from sitting down whether or not she feels like it, trusting that consistency compounds far more than occasional bursts of energy ever will. 3️⃣ Let yourself be bad in public. This one's the hardest for me. The fear of publishing something imperfect, or being seen revising and getting things wrong, is a fear worth abandoning early. Kuang has published young, publicly, and often provocatively, which means also being publicly wrong, publicly critiqued, and publicly revised. ⭐️ The alternative; polishing everything in private until it's "ready" usually just means never finishing, never learning, and never growing in view of the people who could help you improve. Observe relentlessly, work on a schedule, and let your early drafts stay visible. It's a decent manual for anyone trying to make something real; not just novelists.
3 of My Favorite R.F. Kuang Teachings
2 likes • 12d
A novel a year is crazy work. This is great!
Do you guys write your stories in order, or do you jump around? 🤔
I like to start from the beginning. I enjoy letting the story unfold to me as I’m writing; sometimes I don’t know what’s going to happen until it happens 😄. A friend of mine jumps around with her stories, usually writing from the climax, then back to the beginning, then finishing. So I was just curious what everyone else’s preference is. 😊
Do you guys write your stories in order, or do you jump around? 🤔
4 likes • Jul 30
I like to write and let the story flow in order. Other times I like to write my favorite scenes when I start off then figure out how to piece them all together like a puzzle 😊
1 like • Jun 24
Havent done a prompt in a while so i gave this a go: His thoughts are deafening. Sitting on the cold hard slabs. It is night. Or is it day? He could not tell. Nor could he tell you how long he had been there. Darkness clouded him all hours. Open or closed. His eyes could not tell the difference. And the silence. The silence was worse. It wrapped around him. Squeezing his skull with its thick emptiness. How he wished for a voice, a chirp, a pebble, even a footstep to cut through the suffocating silence. Sometimes he would tap his finger against the wall or grunt or scream. For that second, sound returned to his world. Once his fingers grew tired and his voice dry, sound would get swallowed back into the eternal silence. Yet all that he heard was his thoughts barraging and bullying him. Fool! Imbecile! How could you not have seen it?! Trusting Danglars when he wanted you out of the way! Now here you are, stuck in this prison till you wither and die!” A constant cycle of abuse he could not escape. A cycle that the silence protected. Like a trained guard standing sharp next to a hamster wheel, ensuring the wheel never slows. And the abuse never ends. Fool! Say goodbye to your life! Your home! Your family! Imbecile! Idiot! Suddenly a memory of his past life pierced through the wheel. A ballroom. The dance. The smell of jasmine and lilies. A blue sky dress. Her bright eyes beaming as she asked, “Will you return to me?” “I will, Mercedes.” He rasped. A word he whispered hoping the silence would not swallow it. “I will, Mercedes”, He said again like a holy prayer. And then, his prayer was answered. A cell door opened. A warm lamp light pushed the darkness out. The thick silence had fallen to chatter, laughs and boots clacking on the slab pavement. Two uniformed guards stood tall before him in his crouched corner. “Alright Dantes, we’ll let you join the rest of the prisoners for chow if you’re willing to act right.” Dantes looked at them both as if God had stood before him and smiled his dirty teeth,
1 like • Jun 24
@Christa Karim thank you 🙏 that was the intent! somehow it ended up being a Count of Monte Cristo fanfiction lol but it felt right.
Book Trailers 📖 🎥
I've been quite excited about book trailers recently. Has anyone in here created one? Book trailers are such a fun and powerful marketing tool in this digital age. I've been noticing more authors creating long & short video trailers for: • TikTok • Instagram • YouTube • Facebook & some of the really good ones have gotten sales out of me😂 But how great is that? These are novels and authors I would never have heard of otherwise. If you aren't making trailers for your novels, you should start! Has anyone had trailers made for their books? If so, please post them in the community! I'd love to see! Here are a few examples I pulled from YouTube ⬇️
1 like • Jun 20
Looks awesome.can you do this with ChatGPT?
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