#live there

[the-paris-of-people]

Y'all get on your hands and knees and pray I get a job soon

[donnerpartyofone]

[ikuina-takashi]

finally got around to updating our phone lock and home screen 💙💙💙💙💙💙 may organize apps more if we find the motivation

[but-boomerang-arrows]

ooc;; i’m alive, i promise. moved around, dodged covid, got my life together, doing pretty good.

lost the email to my sideblog (this is why we write stuff down, folx), but new oc multimuse blog over here folx

[yi-dashi]

//also the fact there is more particular lore about Yi’s isolation in Wukong’s lore, rather than Yi’s own lore, has always made me laugh

[bogappreciation]

i really, really want to grow up and live with a big group of friends and partners and their partners/friends and raise kids communally and I'm scared i won't find enough people who feel the same

[manicpixiedreamboots]

How to write your book step 201

THINK

Think about your book. Always. Have it boiling away in your mind all the time. Next time you are cooking dinner, or having a cup of tea, or tuning out while watching someone else’s story, think of your own. Don’t just think about it when you are already thinking about it.. remember to think about it. Draw yourself into your story make yourself think about your book, your characters, your world. Don’t let it get too far away, have it constantly on your mind, do it deliberately. 

When you stop to look at a sunset, think about how you would write it into your book. When you stop to write a shopping list imagine the handwriting of your characters. When you shower,  think about the next scene you’re going to write. 

Reading books is fantastic escapism, but writing books is even more so.