muse:wide awake

well, it's been awhile since i've been on here. i should write more, i really should. whoops.

muse:
i really don't mean to stay awake so late at night every night. i really don't.

muse:american football?

what is this even. umm... have fun?

muse:doorways, and not going through them.

based off of this picture.

muse:apples in the office.

this is just a random piece that came to me while listening to one of my coworkers eat an apple at his desk.

pss:memories amid cornfields.

my workings, and hellatus.

whoops, sorry. i haven't posted here in about a zillion years.

muse:disappearing.

inspired by deadline, by chris crutcher.

book:the particular sadness of lemon cake

so cross recommended this book to us, and i decided that i should read it. because it seems fun and quirky, like cross. and she is awesome. :)

pss:dating one person simultaneously.

a/n: so, this should be interesting as i'm not good at developing characters that are different from each other.

ideas and inspirations, 1/?

so i've got to write down my ideas and inspirations as they come to me, otherwise they will forever not be present in writing form.

as prompted by tumblr anon... (apbta): the importance of emotion. without explicit content.

 okay, yeah, without porn, you guys are funny. ;)

Prompt:

Write something in which I can get a feel for the character's mood without you explicitly stating it. Like, say you are, for whatever crazy reason, writing about a tweenager going to a Justine Beaver concert. She is excited, but nowhere in the story do you write: "I'm so excited!" she exclaimed. "OMG JUSTINE BEAVER THIS IS THE BEST DAY EVER." Nowhere do you write, "Mommmm thank you sooooo muchhhhhh how did you know i loved justine beaver gweeehehee!?"(I know this is a bad example, because an unsubtle tweenager is VERY OOC)Anyways. Subtle description that conveys mood.You are not allowed to describe sadness because that is easy.

pss:it's a leg story, baby just say yes.

a/n: hey guys, i'm back. obviously here to make my friend feel bad about not writing. (no, i'm not. pick up a piece of paper and a pen and write away! pun intended.)

as prompted by tumblr anon... (apbta): the importance of setting. without flashbacks.

so... yeah. this is gonna be hard.
prompt:

Pick a place. From your character's POV, describe it. The trick, though, is to show how important that place is to them using details. Avoid flashbacks.

my response first is what, how do you expect me to not use flashbacks. and then it's oh, you gave me a hint. here goes.

pss:love, ironically.

a/n: sorry i've been away for so long, life is just consuming me. oh, and senioritis is too.

mobile9:fun words, part 2/?

more fun words! callipygian means having fine, shapely buttocks. who knew.

my dream setting.

outside is like candy, right now.

so seriously, this is the first time i can ever really say that it looks stunning outside.

the best.

the best writing creates a world that the reader never wants to leave.

right and left.

characters - two halves of a whole.

the way i see it, every good character has their "accomplice."