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I’m going to finish this grant proposal by morning 😎
8 pm and straight to a mug of strong coffee, usually I would be getting ready for bed 🙃 -
I’m going to finish this grant proposal by morning 😎
8 pm and straight to a mug of strong coffee, usually I would be getting ready for bed 🙃 -
once in a moment
everything turns into frost
never to return#flower #photography #bloomscrolling #nature #garden #wrting #poem #poetry #haiku
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This may be the smallest Largemouth I have ever caught 😉 Glad I went fishing today, even though I didn’t really have the time 😊
#FlyFishing #Fishing #Wrting #Nature #Creek #Hiking #Walking #Wildlife #Photography
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This may be the smallest Largemouth I have ever caught 😉 Glad I went fishing today, even though I didn’t really have the time 😊
#FlyFishing #Fishing #Wrting #Nature #Creek #Hiking #Walking #Wildlife #Photography
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Darby Creek, PA
I wanted to go to a colder creek for trout fishing, but with limited time, I went for a nearby creek for warm-water species yesterday 😊
To make things a little more exciting, I pushed through a dense thicket and ended up under the freeway, fishing a stretch I only occasionally visit 😉#FlyFishing #Fishing #Wrting #Nature #Creek #Hiking #Walking #Wildlife #Photography
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Darby Creek, PA
I wanted to go to a colder creek for trout fishing, but with limited time, I went for a nearby creek for warm-water species yesterday 😊
To make things a little more exciting, I pushed through a dense thicket and ended up under the freeway, fishing a stretch I only occasionally visit 😉#FlyFishing #Fishing #Wrting #Nature #Creek #Hiking #Walking #Wildlife #Photography
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Darby Creek, PA
I was not going to go fishing to focus on grant writing yesterday.
But in the name of “productivity”, I wandered down to the creek instead 😏Today, the “plan” is to stay in front of the computer 🤔
#FlyFishing #Fishing #Wrting #Nature #Creek #Hiking #Walking #Wildlife #Photography
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Darby Creek, PA
I was not going to go fishing to focus on grant writing yesterday.
But in the name of “productivity”, I wandered down to the creek instead 😏Today, the “plan” is to stay in front of the computer 🤔
#FlyFishing #Fishing #Wrting #Nature #Creek #Hiking #Walking #Wildlife #Photography
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#wordweavers #Wrting 8. What’s something your MC can’t accomplish their goal without?
I will have to go with @saxbrightwell answer: Other people.
Ume receives support from her extended family and other agencies. It would be pointless without Shiomi literally since her goals all involve Shiomi. The temple keeps her spiritually healthy. Hanayome-shin rescues her as well and steps in when she faces financial collapse. [Spoiler] Tome and Kan-chan end up rescue her.
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#wordweavers #wrting 16. Do your characters have bread? What kind is typical for them?
That is the problem with translated words. If I used the term "bread" in my story it would mean almost anything made from wheat flour, including pastaries, buns, and what we call bread. It's why I sometime use the native Japanese words.
But yes my characters have bread: Milk bread, buns, melonpan, etc.
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#WordWeavers #wrting 3 Is there a genre you haven't written yet but would like to try?
I have only written one steam-punk and I would like someday to give that another try.
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Quick edit:
“Fragments of teeth and a splatter of blood hit me, as the bullet shattered his face, blowing out the back of his head. The front wasn’t much better.”
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Quick edit:
“Fragments of teeth and a splatter of blood hit me, as the bullet shattered his face, blowing out the back of his head. The front wasn’t much better.”
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“Fragments of teeth and a splatter of blood hit my face as the bullet shattering his face blowing out the back of his head. The front wasn’t much better.”
First line of my short story. I usually don’t drive a story from the first line, but this time it works.
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“Fragments of teeth and a splatter of blood hit my face as the bullet shattering his face blowing out the back of his head. The front wasn’t much better.”
First line of my short story. I usually don’t drive a story from the first line, but this time it works.
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#writerscoffeeclub #Wrting 12. Do you reread things you wrote some time ago? How do they stand up today?
Generally, this happens when A. I need to know what I said or did
or
I want to use an idea or word that in that storyI open the file and read it again.
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#writerscoffeeclub #Wrting 12. Do you reread things you wrote some time ago? How do they stand up today?
Yes I do. The more significant stuff.
Things I wrote after I got beta readers has held up well. Before that not so well. The beta readers helped but it was also attitude. I mentally moved from a fanfiction writer to a self-published indie. I invested in a few tools for editing at the same time. Finally, They were early works, I was learning basic stuff, learning to recognize when something wasn't going well, working through some "arty" obsessions, and experimenting with things figuring out what worked for me.
My first novel falls in between those phases. It's not bad but I def see lots of things that I would change.
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With everything on #reddit continuing to be shit and their need to now be a public company and sell user content to #ai companies, I've decided to start #fanfic #lemmy #instance for anyone who wants to come over.
It's new, empty, and open for anyone looking for shelter. It is also #federated for anyone who wants to follow any community there with their feeds. #fanfiction #ao3 #writincommunity #fandom #wrting #reading
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Body language is something as an #author and #writer I strive to include in a story. Much of the emotion and truth in face-to-face conversation is communicated this way, especially if it is heated—and is lost when the conversation is voice- or text-only. I include body language queues to add these qualities to dialogue.
I ran into a mini goldmine on the topic. I'm going to quote items 6 and 7 from /a political pundit blog run by a couple of university professors, so if politics bothers you, please move along to the next toot./
If not, study these gems about how people can telegraph important nuances (good and bad) about their true character or intent. You don't have to read any of the links to level-up your body language writing IQ, but your fun might be doubled if you do.
** Body Language Items from ElectoralVote.com Article**
Item 6:
It's the Little Things, Part II: Meanwhile, Politico hired former FBI agent Joe Navarro to write an assessment (link: https://www.politico.com/news/magazine/2024/01/11/6-body-language-tells-from-the-gop-debate-00134995) of the two candidates' body language. Navarro was largely unimpressed with DeSantis, observing that his habit of grinding his jaw left-to-right conveys insecurity and anxiety, while his unwillingness to look Haley in the eye conveys weakness and submissiveness. Navarro's review of Haley was more mixed; he asserts that her broad, sweeping hand gestures convey strength and confidence, but her habit of holding up her pen in hopes of getting called on by the moderators makes her look weak.
Item 7:
It's the Little Things, Part III: And finally, Slate wrote an entire piece (link: https://slate.com/human-interest/2024/01/ron-desantis-iowa-republican-debate-smile-height-boots.html?sid=5388d9badd52b8870b01b6b1) about DeSantis' smile, which most people tend to find off-putting. According to experts in facial expressions, there are reasons for that. His smile is obviously fake; he does not produce the wrinkles at the temple characteristic of a genuine smile (also known as a Duchenne smile). He also tends to smile at the wrong times (a few seconds later than he should) and to hold his (fake) smile for too long. If that were not enough, his smile is asymmetrical, and he has the habit (presumably not conscious) of sometimes sticking out his tongue when he smiles. On a visceral level, the tongue bit, for viewers, reads as "I'm about to vomit."
Main link: https://www.electoral-vote.com/evp2024/Items/Jan12-2.html
#BoostingIsSharing and #CommentingIsCool
#wrting #writers #writingcommunity #writersofmastodon #bodylanguage #writingAdvice
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Body language is something as an #author and #writer I strive to include in a story. Much of the emotion and truth in face-to-face conversation is communicated this way, especially if it is heated—and is lost when the conversation is voice- or text-only. I include body language queues to add these qualities to dialogue.
I ran into a mini goldmine on the topic. I'm going to quote items 6 and 7 from /a political pundit blog run by a couple of university professors, so if politics bothers you, please move along to the next toot./
If not, study these gems about how people can telegraph important nuances (good and bad) about their true character or intent. You don't have to read any of the links to level-up your body language writing IQ, but your fun might be doubled if you do.
** Body Language Items from ElectoralVote.com Article**
Item 6:
It's the Little Things, Part II: Meanwhile, Politico hired former FBI agent Joe Navarro to write an assessment (link: https://www.politico.com/news/magazine/2024/01/11/6-body-language-tells-from-the-gop-debate-00134995) of the two candidates' body language. Navarro was largely unimpressed with DeSantis, observing that his habit of grinding his jaw left-to-right conveys insecurity and anxiety, while his unwillingness to look Haley in the eye conveys weakness and submissiveness. Navarro's review of Haley was more mixed; he asserts that her broad, sweeping hand gestures convey strength and confidence, but her habit of holding up her pen in hopes of getting called on by the moderators makes her look weak.
Item 7:
It's the Little Things, Part III: And finally, Slate wrote an entire piece (link: https://slate.com/human-interest/2024/01/ron-desantis-iowa-republican-debate-smile-height-boots.html?sid=5388d9badd52b8870b01b6b1) about DeSantis' smile, which most people tend to find off-putting. According to experts in facial expressions, there are reasons for that. His smile is obviously fake; he does not produce the wrinkles at the temple characteristic of a genuine smile (also known as a Duchenne smile). He also tends to smile at the wrong times (a few seconds later than he should) and to hold his (fake) smile for too long. If that were not enough, his smile is asymmetrical, and he has the habit (presumably not conscious) of sometimes sticking out his tongue when he smiles. On a visceral level, the tongue bit, for viewers, reads as "I'm about to vomit."
Main link: https://www.electoral-vote.com/evp2024/Items/Jan12-2.html
#BoostingIsSharing and #CommentingIsCool
#wrting #writers #writingcommunity #writersofmastodon #bodylanguage #writingAdvice
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Hey #writers: Do you know how to properly attribute a quote? You might think it's pretty simple, but I have 2,500 words to say about quoting, in just one of the two pieces I've written about the subject for the Writer's Guide newsletter. Why? Because getting it right enhances your credibility and improves the reader experience.
This one is paywalled, but the top is free (and helpful on its own) so have a look:
https://writersguide.substack.com/p/the-mechanics-of-attribution-quoting
#writingtips for #journalists #wrting and #editing
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Hey #writers: Do you know how to properly attribute a quote? You might think it's pretty simple, but I have 2,500 words to say about quoting, in just one of the two pieces I've written about the subject for the Writer's Guide newsletter. Why? Because getting it right enhances your credibility and improves the reader experience.
This one is paywalled, but the top is free (and helpful on its own) so have a look:
https://writersguide.substack.com/p/the-mechanics-of-attribution-quoting
#writingtips for #journalists #wrting and #editing
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#WordWeavers #Wrting 11/27 At what point do I know the last line?
Usually when I write it.
Occasionally before, but not by much, unless I'm writing a joke in which case the punchline usually comes first.
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A Taoist reading of the Jewish Book of Wisdom
The Wisdom of the Way
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New episode of Lidia's Booktastic Podcast is out today. Lidia gives some writing tips to other kids.
#wrting #KidsBooks #bookreviewer #Kids #Podcast #Books #childrensbooks