2011年2月27日 · However, thinking about it, any name could be twisted to have significant meaning to the novel. For example, the name of the MC I'm writing in the novel I plan to start this summer goes by both his forename and middle name depending on his company - both are (Italian) variations of two of the Four Evangelists names.

2021年9月24日 · *hands Dogberry a big, steaming mug of hot dark chocolate, peppermint, and marshmallows* :) [IMG] Here's how to make it: - 1 cup milk (or non-dairy...

2011年7月22日 · I am a young adult, dark fantasy writer. Lucky for me, teens are a twisted lot that seem to enjoy guts and gore, which is great for me because that is what I like to write. However, in the manuscript I am currently working on, I am having some trouble coming up with appropriate alternatives to the curse words we all know and love.

2024年12月30日 · While I don't know the first thing about using AI in any sense past "google do a search for me," I am of the opinion that using AI as a springboard is no different than having some other kind of source of inspiration (for example, prompts in book form, articles in a magazine, simply living life outside the house).

2011年1月10日 · A fairly simple topic that I've twisted around in my mind long enough to confuse myself. The question is, when using titles with well-known abbreviations in dialogue, do you spell them out when using them before a name? And are there any exceptions to the rule (i.e., titles you wouldn't spell out)? For example, "Does Mr. McMasters have the card?"

2011年3月7日 · ^ That's true for prophecies in general. I got the connotation that we were talking about the type where the hero is the hero simply because he was prophecied to be - i.e. a band of elders sets him on a task that's been assigned to no one else but him, 1000s of years ago, by the writing on some ancient scrolls, and therefore only he can carry through to the end (most likely …

2013年5月11日 · So I've been having some trouble. I built what I thought was a really awesome high fantasy world, with diverse characters, and an interesting backstory, and a twisted plot. Then I went through a slump. When I came back to it, I realized it was basically the Big Book of Fantasy Cliches. So I'm starting over. I'm keeping most of the backstory.

2012年5月20日 · More or less the point is that you can't choose death as the antagonist's fate simply because it's the easiest way to dispose of them as characters. That will not end well. Thinking back to Avatar the Last Airbender again, Zuko might've been an antagonist, but remember that both him and Mai weren't killed at the end.

2016年3月31日 · They were a boy and girl. Yellow, meagre, ragged, scowling, wolfish; but prostrate, too, in their humility. Where graceful youth should have filled their features out, and touched them with its freshest tints, a stale and shrivelled hand, like that of age, had pinched, and twisted them, and pulled them into shreds.

2012年9月21日 · Due to the nature of Chronicles of the Unreal II, the setting could look a bit….. poor or incomplete. However, this is because there are many elements that will be revealed in game. The genre of the game is fantasy… however, as I usually say, it’s more a twisted fantasy than your usual one. Chronicles of the Unreal….. is a world of ...