#writing memes

[thetarrybirdy]

You know a book was great when a mid ending to the story causes you to tweak every time you think about it even months after finishing it

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Suggested reading: 6 Famous Rejection Letters Every Writer Should Read

[thetarrybirdy]

The worst part about having a character in your story with a somewhat similar name to yours is that eventually a nickname used for them may also become a nickname used for you irl.

Now every time this one specific character refers to them by that one specific nickname I can't help imagining them turning around towards the camera to stare at me like this:

[writerswritecompany]

Suggested reading: 10 Signs That You’re A Writer

[brainstreams]

Stop romanticizing writing. Romanticize being profoundly unemployable.

[fangirlmenace]

This is about Cosette from Les Mis because that child acts ENTIRELY too well-adjusted for the trauma she's endured and I truly believe she should be allowed to commit at least one murder. It'd be enrichment for her trust me

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