holy coke :3
A few of you asked me for historical fiction recommendations, so here they finally are! This is one of my favorite genres and these are some of my absolute favorites!
Previous Recommendations:
Mythological Retelling
Mythological Retelling (2)
Fantasy
Contemporary
Urban Fantasy
High Fantasy
There's something magical about old pictures of stars
Andromeda Galaxy, 1925 Around The Pleiades, 1932 Cygnus Wall, 1910 North America Nebula, c. 1920
Comics by Rose Anne Prevec.
by Lazette Gifford
Description of main characters in first draft stories often fall into two wide categories — far too little or way too much. Writers see their characters and they want their readers to see them, too. However, sometimes they can go too far in description, especially in the main character.
What? Don’t you want the reader to see the main character just as he or she is? Yes, you do. However, you need to consider two things about readers. First, they have vivid imaginations and can ‘see’ characters without every detail drawn in. Second — and the more important of the two — the reader wants to connect with the main character in some way. This may mean that she wants to see the character as herself or she may want to imagine the character as a favorite star. If you give too much description, you erase that connection.
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i wonder if my pets have like a proper language and when i try to speak back to them im just speaking jargon
like for example my cat always speaks to me when I come home and i meow back to her and she’ll meow again & even though i don’t think twice about it to her it’s probably a situation where it’s like
her, meowing: “im glad you’re home”
me, meowing back: “tax benefits”
her, meowing: “why do u always do this”
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