#writerslife

[elly-cross]

Writers: Creating worlds, one page at a time.

[fizzawrites]

Daily Poem

In quiet hearts, a story starts to spin,

A tapestry of peace, where hope begins.

We are but keepers of the world we see,

A bond with creatures, wild and safe and free.

For love is found in every act of care,

A wealth of grace that all of us can share.

[elly-cross]

Books don’t just fill shelves—they shape minds.

[sylviahubbard]

Coming Soon to The Literary World of Sylvia Hubbard… more of The Windfall’s Brothers. New Covers| Available Stories | …subscribe for updates #syllit #writerslife This found family story of the royal Bastard brothers is becoming so interesting as I discover more and more reasons to fall in love with them and their peculiarities....

[elly-cross]

This is the atmosphere today. What about you? Have a beautiful Monday! ✨✍🏻

[ardently-queer]

I miss when I was writing regularly before The Big Hiatus and I got comments all the time. I do write for myself, I make story choices that I enjoy. Some of it's wanting validation but, a whole lot less than it used to be and mostly what I want comments for now is, I spend so much time with my head in this story. It just makes my day when other people engage with it and want to talk to me about it. Even when it's something they didn't like - when it's about 'this thing made me feel this kind of way' and not, unsolicited advice. Positive or negative, I do not appreciate being told what to do in my own story. It's going where it's going but I do love to hear what you feel and think about where it's gone so far.

If you loved someone's work, PLEASE comment. And not just with emoticons. Give us specificsssss. Please ramble into our inboxes. I promise we don't find it annoying. Statistics show us that people are receiving our work, interacting with it - when you comment, we get to hear a little bit about how much people engage with it and that means so much.

[alien-as]

Lo más difícil de escribir diálogos no es hacer que suenen naturales.

Es conseguir que cada personaje suene diferente.

Si todos hablan igual, el lector deja de escuchar a los personajes y empieza a escuchar al autor.

Algunas cosas que intento tener en cuenta cuando escribo diálogos:

• Cada personaje debería tener su propia forma de hablar. No usan las mismas palabras, no hacen las mismas bromas ni reaccionan igual ante un conflicto.

• Las personas casi nunca dicen exactamente lo que piensan. Muchas conversaciones interesantes ocurren entre líneas.

• No uses los diálogos solo para dar información. Si un personaje habla, debería revelar algo sobre la historia... o sobre sí mismo.

• Los silencios también son diálogo. A veces una respuesta que nunca llega dice mucho más que una explicación de dos páginas.

• Leé los diálogos en voz alta. Si te da vergüenza decirlos o suenan forzados, probablemente el lector también lo note.

Al final, un buen diálogo no es el que parece escrito.

Es el que parece escuchado.

Si te interesa conocer más de mis historias:

Wattpad: A_S_Libros Tumblr: alien-as BueNovela: A.S. Destiny Inkitt: Alien_S Inkspired: a.s. destiny

Kindle: A.S.

Y también podés encontrar música inspirada en mis universos en YouTube:

A.S.Historias

[girl-ibuprofen]

Did I get a secret lobotomy or something or can I not just write at all like I used to?