And, bing bang boom, another blog was born. If anyone wants to send me a DM, or tweet to me, just know that this account will probably be inactive 99% of the time.
Here's my other blog and twitter account. . .
https://t.co/urKvPvJS8S
https://t.co/iRH3y30M7m
@TheHannieCorner If you DO (keyword 'DO') have an idea in mind, then I suggest you write them down, whatever they may be. I find making a list of characters and their traits to be very useful later on.
If you have any questions, I'll be more than happy to answer them. ๐
@TheHannieCorner Whatever little idea that you have floating in your mind, write them out. Whatever it may be.
The first draft sucks. Believe me, I know.
After the first 250,000 words edited and written, your craft becomes arguably better. Your writing becomed semi-decent.
Recently gotten into Rainbow Six: Siege. Planning to start a blog specifically for said game because otherwise, Reaper Interactive would be flooded with Rainbow Six: Siege posts.
Steam just refuses to recognize already downloaded Rainbow Six Siege files and it's pissing me the fuck off. Like, bro. It's already installed. Just fucking play it.
Ever since I found out that I either could...
A.) Publish my in-progress novel online and not get published traditionally
B.) The opposite of the first point
I've been very discouraged to do any real blogging. So sorry everyone about my absence.
@NekoJonez Writer's block and procrastination is a dangerous combo, friend. I'm just getting back into blocking after a 2-week session working on my novel. It's hard to start again, I'll admit.
@ClanGeek_Blog It's such a gamble as other people who posted their novels online actually RECEIVED requests for their book to be traditionally published. The author of 50 Shades is an example.
I only found out today that, if you were considering a traditional publishing option for your book, posting even a snippet of it online can shy away many potential agents and publishers.
So there goes half of the 'Reaper Tales' project. ๐ง