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shiftythrifting

Yonic dish found in NY

overpoweredoriginalposter

fellshish

Every time someone whines about fanfiction i think about this neil gaiman tweet

Working my first night shift and Spice of Life keeps playing. I keep checking the kitchen for Chica

#fnaf #fnaf chica #chica #five nights at freddy's #night shift

galvanizedfriend

Chloé Zhao, who just won an Oscar for best director, writes fanfiction.

That's the kind of validation I needed in my life. Thank you, ma'am.

absurdthirst

To all those that think there is an age limit to fanfiction or you “have to be this” to write fanfiction — fuck off.

fadinggalaxysalad

I hope this reaches every author on this site. If they haven’t written a word in years, only are writing in their head and haven’t put it down yet, are hip deep in their own War and Peace wordcount fic.

senor-cummies

Tallahassee spent so much time worried about eating a Twinkie, he neglected the perfectly good twink right next to him. Stop shooting up general stores for a hostess cake and shoot up Columbus' intestines. That's not the only cream filled cake he should be eating.

My newest ship

Johnnie Guilbert

Best trick I ever picked up. Seriously.

catastrophe-jones

I have also learned this is great for [PICK A COOL NAME FOR A SHIP] and [LOOK UP THE FACTS ABOUT OXYGEN LEVELS] and [WHAT’S THE WORD] and [DOUBLECHECK CHARACTER’S EYE COLOR] and ALL KINDS OF THINGS.

Anything that isn’t critical in the moment, and could be filled in later while I’m currently trying to burn through writing pages that will be lost if I don’t get them out right now? Brackets.

betweentimeand42

This is seriously the best advice, and it really helps put it into perspective that the first draft is just that- a draft. There’s no reason to agonize over a particularly tricky bit of writing when you could just leave it in brackets and skip to the good parts, the parts you’ve visualized. I also use brackets for [fact-check this], [use a stronger verb], [is this in character?] and other notes as I write, just so I don’t forget what I want to work on when I go back and edit.

petermorwood

Note the good sense of [brackets] not (parentheses).

Parentheses AKA round brackets can appear in fiction, usually as an afterthought in a character's thoughts or narration (as I saw them used just recently), but square brackets hardly ever do.