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List of 7 things to avoid doing as a writer
Written and compiled by Editor Mrinali Jadhav Introduction Being a writer is a creative and fulfilling pursuit, but it also comes with its fair share of challenges. Aspiring writers often focus on improving their skill sets and honing their craft, but it’s equally important to be aware of potential pitfalls that can hinder their progress. This essay aims to highlight ten common mistakes that…
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WIP Hospital: Shock
Shock occurs when blood flow halts suddenly due to trauma, heatstroke, blood loss, an allergic reaction, severe infection, poisoning, severe burns or other causes. Shock halts blood flow to the organs and if untreated, shock can cause permanent organ damage or even be fatal.
Kinds of Shock
Septic Shock: caused by bacteria
Anaphylactic Shock: caused by hypersensitivity or allergic reaction
Cardiogenic Shock: from heart damage
Hypovolemic Shock: from blood or fluid loss, and neurogenic shock from spinal cord trauma
Symptoms of Shock
Clammy/cold skin
Quickened pulse
Enlarged pupils
The fingertips/lips turn blue (or grey on darker complexions)
Sharp, shallow breathing
The person has turned pale or ashen
Nausea
Dizziness
Fainting
Weakness
Extreme Anxiety
Treating Shock
(it is always important to seek medical help)
Lay the patient down and elevate their legs and feet slightly. Do not attempt if you think this may cause pain or injury.
Keep the person still
Loosen tight clothing, to free them of constraint. If the patient is shivering, cover them with a blanket.
Don't let the person eat or drink anything.
Keep them calm by speaking with them until help arrives.
If the person vomits or begins spitting up blood, turn them onto a side to prevent choking.
Empyraeum Video Blog Episode Four : Characterisation
Some people say plot and setting are more important than characterisation because the former shapes the latter anyway. Others say character drives everything. Of course, both capms are correct because it completely depends on what kind of story you are writing. Is it plot-driventale of epic proportions with a cast of way too…
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Channelling Sisyphus
“Your Greek gods were, let’s be honest, big children. They were free to do what they liked and punish any mortals and immortals that got in their way. Just look at how many demi-gods there were running around killing monsters! Let’s be fair, though, they’d lost their home and were a little confused…
One thing I admire in them is their absolute artistry in creative punishment; Atlas, for leading…
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When your making a character, especially if it's an minority or lgbt+ :
Research what not to do with that character.
Contact an actually person of that group.
Do a deep dive on google on how to write on that said group.
Know how not describe their appearance.
Print out or bookmark what not to do with them.
Know the appropriate terminology.
Know how to describe their appearance, correctly.
