Random Writing

Call me Kenzie - I might post writing inspo, memes, jokes, fandom stuff - Don't be shy to send me a message - English and Creative Writing major

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Supernatural Horror Novel: The Exodus Killer

Religious Trauma + Autistic Fascination with Numbers and Death = A Book about a Serial Killer playing God.

Warning! Content Includes:

Mysterious dead mom who is totally dead

Depressed, ADHD-ish Main Character

Plague of Blood and Hail and Darkness...oh my!

Mom is still dead, right?

Angsty brotherly relationship

Add a tablespoon more blood

Pfft mom's not dead, she's right over there

*Gestures to nothing*

"I'm fine...what voices?"

Detectives!

Dead mom...probably...I think

Available on Amazon as Paperback or Ebook

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People, talking about twenty one pilots: where are the other 19 pilots? No one, talking about about blink-182: I counted and they definitely

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I’m re-watching campaign 1, and the difference in announcements from campaign 2 is beautiful.

C1 E4: Ashley announced that it was her mom’s birthday! Happy B-day Nancy

C2 E130: Sam does a ten-minute commercial with special effects and an epic storyline that leaves us on the edge of our seats.

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People, talking about twenty one pilots: where are the other 19 pilots?

No one, talking about about blink-182: I counted and they definitely blinked at least 187 times collectively

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Creating Emotion in the Reader

We know that to engage readers, our fiction should touch them emotionally. But how do we guarantee that our writing touches readers on an emotional level?

This is so useful! Emotion is one of the most important things to incorporate into your story - without it your reader is going to feel unattached and wonder why they are reading your work.

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Emotion is the reason we become so invested in characters! It turns words on a page into a breathing person that lives in our minds. Make the emotions relatable and valid, and readers will see themselves in the writing. I read YA because teenagers have loud, honest emotions that deserve to be felt and understood. 

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Thanks Amazon Prime

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Gonna tell my kids this was Tony Hawk

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If a knife is sharp it’s either used a lot or used very little

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#Whet on main

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Bad Similes

Pigeons are like birds because they are

She likes to say like like a light likes to light

The ocean is like poison because you’ll probably die if you drink it all.

Bad similes are like good similes because they both are like each other

Similes are like so totally easy to write

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As the king’s food tester you always knew you could die at any moment. What you weren’t expecting was for the king to drop dead and you still be breathing. Apparently you’re immortal, and the court isn’t too pleased about it.

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