Title: Beautifying Mesh/Readings Bookie
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I'm sitting on an electrical engineering degree right now. But I'm always trying to meet interesting people.
I like writing sci-fi and fantasy. My short stories tend to be experimental.
I want to meet other writers, share works, and totally chill out.
"I love to paint and make happy computer melodies. I also make personal software for my writing. I think cooking is really fun. I'm a non-tolkien hobbit."
Each meeting will fill your brain with rainbows and butterfly giggles.
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Ever had a story just completely get away from you?
"This sounds to me like a good strategy for producing novels...."
"In a past-tense story, the narrator (often, the invisible narrator in a limited third-person story, but also the author in an auto-biography, or the POV in a first-person narrated story) relates the story as though it has already occurred, sometimes..."
Protecting your bits and bytes
"There is a relatively painless way to do daily backups, as I now do since my hard drive crashed a few months ago. Download the cross-platform SnapBackup: http://snapbackup.com......"
"A word on the Hero's Journey. It's a decent structure to use, if a little dogmatic -- there are clear points to build up to, and as Conrad points out, it's useful for making movie scripts...."
Authors who don't care for reading?
"I've written stock fantasy before. It was set in a castle. There was a humble hand maid who learns she can control nature. It had elves in it, and sword fighting, and it was truly awful...."
how many words do you write in a day and what is the standard.
"Dana, you have a very interesting approach. It sounds like you've successfully de-linearized the writing process. Lately, I've been permitting my sentences and paragraphs to be written out of order, and it's been liberating...."
"Thanks for the article, Hilary!..."
"If someone shakes their head and laughs, then you're probably a bloody genius. Just saying. As for input from first-readers, I have a special in-house term for the situation you're describing, Terry...."
Spotted this picture of Jason's Trilogy on Facebook
"I went ahead and posted this info in a meetup. Jason: Is this part of the speculations reading series? Thanks."
"I forget where I heard this, but there's a creative writing teacher who would make the students read their work out loud in monotone, to ensure the writing stood out on its own. That could be a good pre-readings exercise...."
