Miss Mae
is a blitzball legend
Word Engineer

I don't expect much feedback, the Creative Corner isn't exactly the most active spot on the forum. I'll probably post them after each chapter, anyway. It's a novelization based off an RP I ran for three years, so the members still on my Facebook would probably enjoy it and get an entirely different experience out of it.

Like those who read the GoT books before seeing the show. Holy trout the parallels are endless.

None of them are that bad, thankfully.

I'm still debating whether or not I want to share these with the site or not. I've always wanted to be published, but I don't know if I'm cut out for that. I'm bad at promoting myself. Even with my reviews I promote the games more than myself as a critic.

Yeah, it is. And I'm glad I decided to have six different characters to change the narrative because I see some readers not liking this guy all that much. Which is fine, he's kind of meant to be a douche. Or I could be completely wrong on that front, I have no idea.

It's okay. There is no cake.

I didn't get to play my game the other day, book got in the way. At least traffic on my social network has gone back up. 57 likes on Facebook, over 93,000 views on Google Plus, 91 followers on Twitter. Never underestimate the popularity of wrestling.

I've been reading A Game of Thrones as of yesterday and noticed a few parallels between George's writing style and my own. The short sentences, heavy use of dialog, vague descriptions, quick pacing, more characters than you can shake a stick at. I wish I had gotten into this series much sooner. Maybe I wouldn't have been so hard on my writing style if I knew there was a published author who used some of these techniques himself.

Not that I think I'm a mini George or anything. I'm just not used to having anything in common with another author.

I forgot how douchey this character I'm writing for is. So far he's talking about his abs and the women that want him. Douche.

Hi! This has been a random VM by ToriJ. Would you like a cake?

What's up?

all credit to Mr M Shauna

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Most of the world and lore construction has already been done, it's just a matter of choosing how to use it. I'm thinking of dedicating a chapter to each major location from the POV of a native to that area leading up to the main plot that ties it all together. I'm even thinking of having one of the chapters be from the POV of a blind person, just to give myself an extra challenge.

Sounds cool. I mainly dabble in fantasy and supernatural with the occasional Sci-Fi element. My current story incorporates all of those genres.

What have you written?

Easy to remember, not always easy to pronounce. All of these are things I've developed in the past nine years. I have enough characters to fill up a Game of Thrones novel.