Fern's Fiction

Show me a hero, and I will write you a tragedy.

[almostjosia]

Better known as the Will Tingle

[s-eita]

☆ 草摩 夾 ☆

[zakuras]

Kyo being a blushing mess in episode 16 (*≧∀≦*)

[fernsfiction]

Feeling really inspired for once and I’m loving it! Getting back into reading and writing has honestly been the best thing to happen for me all year. If you find yourself in a slump, don’t force yourself, or beat yourself up over it. Passions happen naturally, if it’s not working, it’s just not the right time. Do what you want to do, not what you feel you should do, challenges are good until they start challenging your happiness and peace of mind.

[freckledstudy]

March 2017 | Currently at home trying to power through three pieces of coursework before I can start revising (!) and v much missing having a giant desk surrounded by maps to spread my work (and other paraphernalia) across.

[photos91-blog]

Only in Valencia can you see bright stars in the middle of the day. Read all about this phenomena via this link: Mascleta

[1857-m-deactivated20150228]

I haven’t met all of me yet.

[f-uukk]

What a lovely and terrifying thought all at the same time

[frodo-sam]

[deadpoetsmusings]

Persepolis

[the-reading-nook]

[worldofbooks21]

[kat-from-minasmorgul]

orange is so 🔥🔥🔥

[skcgsra]

a walk in october aesthetic

[elumish]

You’re allowed to like your writing.

One unfortunate side effect of the “your first draft is shit” rhetoric (which is mostly meant to encourage the understanding that you will need to edit and that having problems in your first draft doesn’t mean you can’t write) is that people tend to feel like they shouldn’t like their writing. They should only be critical of it, only see the flaws of it, and so be unhappy with their writing.

Being critical is good, but keep in mind that you’re not only allowed but encouraged to like what you’ve written. You should like it because that means it’s something people enjoy reading (because you are a person), but also because you will write better if you enjoy what you’re writing. Reread your old writing and smile at the lines that you love. Enjoy your fun scenes, laugh at your own jokes, cry at the tragedies you’ve written particularly poignantly. It’ll make you feel better. I promise.

[itstartswithablankpage-deactiva]

Don’t feel like you have to write your novel in order. Don’t let yourself get stressed if you’re struggling with a scene.

In writing, it’s okay to move on. Write the scenes that excite you. Write the scene you’ve been thinking about since the beginning. Heck, you can even write the end!

Your writing journey is just that: yours. And you can follow whatever path you need to in order to reach the end.

[bookofmirth]

The view from the foot of my bed

[princecardan]

Crowns + Doodles (gif version)

[fernsfiction]

My current reads leading up to the release of war storm. So psyched. These books are truly electrifying! (get it... get it..... ⚡ 😉 )