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Writer. 32. Inspiration blog.

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Hey there!

I'm a 32yo transmasc writer and translator, I focus mainly on fantasy, horror, drama and sometimes sci-fi ✨

Main blog is @greyscale-hands and side blog where I'm far more active is @post-rock-pigeon

This is an inspiration/vibes blog!

I will be tagging for ideas/inspiration/visuals, novels/short stories/comics, writing/planning/paused/discarded/finished/published, because I have a few of those as well ✨

I will use the titles I've already decided on for some, and the placeholders for the other ones. I might tag characters from time to time, but I can't promise anything. I'm… not very good at characters but I'm working on it!

Some will overlap, for sure, some will be really out of the blue. I'm all over the place as usual haha

A little detail, I write in Spanish so if you would like to read something please keep that in mind, I'm sorry 🙃

That being said, I love sharing my stuff! So Spanish readers PLEASE come at me I promise I won't bite but my characters might ✨

Also, I promise I'm working on translating some of my stuff into English, but it's not going very fast at the moment!

Feel free to send asks because I love responding and talking about my stuff!

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Geraldine Pilgrim - Dreams of a Winter Night

Photographed by Susan McKeon.

[apolladay]

Have you ever noticed recurring tropes in your own writings, in different stories?

Specifically not common tropes like enemies to lovers and such, but more niche tropes in how, for example, there is a recurring background for a type of OC, or a recurring motif in locations, in details, etc.

For example, I've noticed in two different stories I'm writing that there's these two characters, in very different contexts, who share similarities in their background, trauma, roles to the other characters... that'd be, yes, there's a unconscious trope as I didn't mean to write those characters like that, they just happened to be similar.

Yes, they are consciously written

Yes, they are unconsciously written

There's probably tropes I haven't yet noticed

No I don't follow tropes at all

Nuance

I don't write/ Results

Have you ever noticed recurring tropes in your own writings, in different stories? Specifically not common tropes like enemies to lovers and such, but more niche tropes in how, for example, there is a recurring background for a type of OC, or a recurring motif in locations, in details, etc. For example, I've noticed in two different stories I'm writing that there's these two characters, in very different contexts, who share similarities in their background, trauma, roles to the other characters... that'd be, yes, there's a unconscious trope as I didn't mean to write those characters like that, they just happened to be similar.

Yes, they are consciously written

Yes, they are unconsciously written

There's probably tropes I haven't yet noticed

No I don't follow tropes at all

Nuance

I don't write/ Results

Voting ended onMar 20

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Melania Brescia

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[gr8writingtips]

writing tip #4069:

stuck on a blank page? literally just put words on there. what are you doing

[rudhacharya]

The escape 

Work with @blackbraille

Artist’s instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rudhacharya/

[funstealer]

Casted bronze crocodile skull replica with a black oxidization finish and quartz crystals by Dust + Beau

[mayanhandballcourt]

Photographer Todd Hido

[asterrwritess]

if a scene isn't working but you don't wanna get rid of it, you're allowed to like, move it somewhere else.

[lianabrooks]

For every WIP make a file titled WIP NAME_CutScenes. When you cut a scene, paste it in that file.

You might use the scene later in the book. You might use parts. You might use it for another project.

Or you could use it as advertising for the book. Or to cheer up a friend. Or just to have.

It's still writing. It's still practice. It's still good. It's just not always what the WIP needs.

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[alexmurison]

[p3rf3ctc3l3brity]

[batmanisagatewaydrug]

beginning to suspect that if I ever want to have a published novel I will have to actually write a novel, which is frankly ghoulish

[batmanisagatewaydrug]

I know I have a novel in me but it seems to be lodged in like. I don't know. my appendix.

[twistinthekaleidoscope]

at some point your story will rupture and cause you unbelievable pain until it is taken out into the world

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[gusty]