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i love them let my girls in peace
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this tumblr is so fucking dead what the fuck
And I haven't written much
Goddamn hyperfixations
Being a Rhaenicent fan is sooo difficult because you'll find a post from a non-Rhaenicent fan and it'll be like praising Rhaenyra and you'll be like "yeah 💞💞 that's my wife" and then you check the reblogs and it's like "I fucking hate Alicent I hope she dies for what she did to Rhaenyra she's the most evil friend ever letting her son usurp Nyra fucking hell she should suffer the ABSOLUTE AUDACITY"
and then you scroll
and then you find a post from a non-Rhaenicent fan and it's praising Alicent and your finger will literally hover over "reblog" but you check the reblogs and it's "Also I hate how Rhaenyra is so fucking arrogant and flounces around with her BASTARD children and I HATE RHAENYRA Alicent should've mutilated HER in return for Aemond's eye fuck that bitch"
it truly is hell out here
I’m not in the hotd fandom , i don’t even care about the new season.
But my biggest hot take is, as long as you don’t care about book accuracy and treat the show as a stand alone, then Rhaenicent is the best part.
The complexities of loving someone deeply in a misogynistic, heteronormative world where survival is more important than love. Giving birth to a kid that looks identical to your old lover and never being able to look at them without seeing her. The jealousy of not knowing if you want to be as free as her or if you just want to be with her freely. It’s far more interesting than the evil step mother trope. I could write essays on their season 1 relationship.
Plus the chemistry with both the young actors and the adult actors is just too good! Honestly far better than their respective love interests (not cause it’s bad, but because it’s even better).
I wish Rhaenicent was in a show that wasn’t a book adaptation, and a show where both characters are equally respected and appreciated.
fanfic writer habits i've had to unlearn when trying to traditionally publish original work
a list in no particular order in case you're curious
starting sentences with "And"
so. many. one sentence. paragraphs. like, yeah, this is fun for The Drama but also...not how books work
using italics for emphasis--gotta use your WORDS, zippy
head hopping. rereading old fanfics i wrote, i'm like, WHOSE POV IS THIS?? HOW WOULD JANE KNOW MAURA THINKS THIS?? jesus christ keep your pov tight, zipperoni. i had to really learn this when i was revising my first book and my agent pointed it out.
Oh. Oh. some of these are good but too many are oh [failure]
Using scene breaks to skip through transitions instead of actually transitioning. this one i'm working on right now and it's haaaaaaard.
scene choreography. if someone is holding something, do they ever put it down? are they STILL HOLDING IT NOW, FIVE YEARS LATER?
overwriting vs using a lighter touch. "that's normal. that's casual. that's fine." sometimes that's great for emphasis, but if it was always just "that's casual. that's fine." the point comes across the same way, and doesn't hit you over the head with it as much.
introducing new characters and making them memorable, vivid, and not sucking up too much space when the reader doesn't recognize them (it's lena! i love her!)
pacing! things have to happen at specific times, the book needs to end at a specific time, the conflict needs to be sown here and explode there. making that all feel organic and honest for the characters while also conforming to the genre expectations that have very little flexibility (especially for a new author trying to convince publishers I know how to write books)
ending things at the right time. at first i wrote too far beyond the climax (classic fanfic problem) and then now i seem to have swung too far in the other direction and am ending too soon after it. but the good news is that my editor asked for an epilogue. you know what that means?? A WHOLE SHORT CHAPTER OF FLUFF Y'ALL!!!
Does this need to be a curse word or can it be a different word? i mean often it fucking needs to but not always!
Just cut out the word just almost all of the time even if it feels like it's just the right word; it will hurt just a little but you should just do it.
use as much sex as the plot needs. incorporate it into the plot. don't change the tone of the piece. make it stay in character and also be hot and also serve the narrative.
got questions? want examples? have thoughts? what other things have you caught yourself doing, or notice when you read through your old stuff?
emphasis on scene choreo! in the same vein of speaking your dialogue out loud, I highly recommend acting out your scenes. If you're more of a visual person, sketch out the location and all of the important objects/placements/positions.
but honestly, all of these!
and remember, if you're in need of a detail oriented beta reader, I happen to know one (it's me! lol)
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