When people tell me that they want to get back into reading but can’t seem to find THAT BOOK, I have some go-to recs based on what made them love reading in the first place
— here are 56 of them ���
I may regret sharing this, but I have a very personal story I would like to tell. I hope it doesn't get too long... Anyway...
I was 20 years old when I was sent to erase a man from existence and became haunted by him.
types of NaNoWriMo writers
- has an outline ready, here to win, sleeps exactly never
- changed project last minute, has screamed and will scream again
- hasn't got a plot but has snacks which is kind of the same thing
- just a pile of typos in a trench coat
why writers look confused
- wrote something very good and surprised ourselves
- took a little writing break and forgot how to start again
- have been informed books do not write themselves
- confusion is just our face
- we have no idea what's going on
my two moods while editing always are
(1) i am so in love with this book
(2) i have read this chapter so many times it no longer makes sense and the alphabet is fake and i cannot gauge whether any of this is good because i have stared at it for too long
You are never too old for YA books, putting interestingly shaped rocks in your pocket, or shapeshifting into a tree part time to escape people you don't like.