I'm looking for an artist who would like to collaborate. I am making a website to drop content. One piece of content will be a weekly or bi-weekly "episode.," The episode will be a very short story, a personal essay, poem, etc. We can negotiate % of profits brought if you're in
@KenWoodOnTech@StoryGrid No you're not. My aunt skims thru as well. I want to enjoy it. I want to be immersed in the world, feel the characters, etc. So, I take my time. I read less but it's a better experience.
@StoryGrid Don't worry about a thing other than the words you're putting down. Let it come from the heart. If it's good, cream rises to the top. Don't try to force it in a box or anything unless you're writing for children. Just let er rip!
I wanted to share one of my first works of fiction that I wrote after a 10 plus year hiatus. It's been awesome picking the pen back up and I have an endless amount of things to say π€£π€
The story is simple:
WAR IS BRUTAL AND IDIOTIC
https://t.co/R4xLOsh3j0
@M_Allen_Knight I agree and have plenty of dark material. Darkness and violence is safely experimented in a story. You can engage in it fictitiously with no harm or consequences to you or anybody else.
@StoryGrid Endings are always tough. I give authors quite a big grace margin for the ending part of the story. The only thing I really knock is if you get out of character, totally ruin an arc that's been cooking, or ignore a lot line and then rush it at the end.
Question for my fellow pansters!!! Do you take notes as you go? Just wondering how to keep the story organized as I go and where characters and plot lines are at. Thanks!! π