ON POINT!
i've said it before and i'll say it again. writers are always told to 'show, don’t tell,' but sometimes you just have to tell. no one needs a poetic paragraph about how the sky is an emotional metaphor for your protagonist’s angst when you can just say, 'he was sad.' trust your instincts. you know when to show and when to tell.
I don't even do outlines anymore, but this still happens. Planning means nothing; never has.
if you hate your draft, just pretend it’s a collaboration with past you.
I just want to have my Rapunzel kinda tower with books and food and a lovely scenery with no people...is that too much to ask? 😭
Writers finding out that they actually have to write their book, not just fantasize about it.
*Screaming in S.O.S 😭😭😭
When I write a paragraph after a week of running away from my WIP:
I just want to have my Rapunzel kinda tower with books and food and a lovely scenery with no people...is that too much to ask? 😭
“omg you’re so creative. how do you get your ideas” i hallucinate a single scene in the taco bell drive thru and then spend 13 months trying to write it
Writers realizing they were fantasizing the whole time and not...*gulps*... writing 😱😭
How writers feel when they are forced to kill their favourite character so the plot can move on:
😫🤧