Do you have powers tied to your feelings/troubled past? Could your personality be described as 'neutral?' You might be a teenage girl in a Wattpad story! Call 1-800-think-about-it, or else risk becoming or marrying the autocratic but allegedly woke usurper of a magical kingdom.
@ArosCym Another one to consider: contempt emanated through her very pores; he judged the woman as though she had brought Dippin-dots to his ice cream-making competition, and he had invented gelato.
Some alternatives for YA Fantasy authors contemplating the second, third, and fourth consecutive use of the word, "whooshing" in one chapter to describe the sound of wind or other wind-like phenomena: whispering, rushing, swishing, whirling, humming, flitting. #WritingCommunity
@ArosCym Hmm.... something to the effect of rolling one's eyes: she flashed him a disdainful glance, he uttered a sigh of utter exasperation, she shook her head impatiently, they tapped their feet, signalling to the waiter that he really ought not to recite the entire seventy-page menu.
99.9% of the books I've read lately involve a character getting dragged into perilous, unavoidable situations. Where can I find a more relatable protagonist, i.e. one who signs herself up to take the slow boat to Hell, knowing full well it's probably a bad idea?#WritingCommunity
@ElizabethWelke 1) Pay attention to subliminals: Pearl, for instance, is associated with wisdom.
2) Don't pick a name that is too similar to a famous author/person: Mona Loy is too close to Mina Loy.
3) Choose one that is meaningful to you: a family name maybe, or the name of someone you admire.