theyāre always so cocky about ****** seems to be the more open and articulate one ngl good for him but you canāt talk your way into being cast lol
This was sent when I made this post as few people were acting ridiculously dumb
Yes, exactly! Their superiority complex is killing me. Good for him that he's open and articulate about it, sure, but acting like there's some checklist someone has to meet to "count" as a real cinephile is just silly. Film is art not everyone is going to engage with it the same way or have the same takes and regardless of what kind of cinephile an actor is, that's not how you land roles anyway. You get cast by auditioning acting, lol š
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I DID IT, IT HAPPENED, you said a few months back I should tell them and whilst I almost didint, I did get a pep talk about acting I think is gonna get me though most of the year so thank!
To paraphrase ā keep going if you can, itās harder for us but itās so important ā
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OH MY!!! I AM SO HAPPY FOR YOU!!!
I am SO. SO. SO. glad for you, and if I just helped one tiny little bit with my words, to help you to talk to them, then I am super super happy!!!!
Mason's words are good and wise, for acting and I think they're important to other areas in life as well.
Beautiful picture, you both look so niiiiice!!! :D
Hi! Happy Kili Tuesday! :) Regarding POVs, I mostly read (and write) stories in 3rd person, but I found the other types compelling in their own way - especially the 2nd. I feel that the 3rd person gives new dimensions to a story by offering us further insight into the personalities and experiences of multiple characters (which makes it great if you want to focus on characterisation). But, I think the 2nd adds a bit more flair to one's writing. While the 3rd lets the reader watch everything -
(Cont.) unfold from a certain distance, the 2nd person makes the reader a part of the story. It lets the reader be closer to the characters and the plot, which the other POVs can't quite pull off. As for the 1st person, it believe that it gives the story a more personal feel. It's almost as if you're reading a character's old diary. (And I have to admit - I like toying with this POV from time to time.) But, it all depends on what tone you'd like to set for your story and what writing style you're most comfortable with. So, good luck to you and your muse, stay safe, and have fun experimenting! :) Anon C
Yes!!! I LOVE that, what you said about the first person being like youāre reading an old diary. YES! That is so awesome and I think thatās why I sometimes donāt mind that one, though I do prefer reading and writing in third person. Iām used to reading in second though, and until recently was used to writing in second, so itās all so interesting! Thanks so much for your opinion and input! You too, I hope youāre staying safe and doing well!!! <3
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hi there Immy ! it's been a while since i stopped here ahah I'm doing my thesis and I'm kind of stressed atm adjhakds your blog keeps giving me good vibes so i come here often :) have a nice week and good luck on your last year of college :)) -AnonC
I really cannot tell you how sorry I am for not responding sooner š¢. It has been a while indeed! I hope your thesis has been going well ā¤ļø. My blog is totally dead but Iām glad you got some good vibes from it š„ŗ. Again I hope you are well and thank you so much!
hellooo i just finished reading lucky strike and i really like your writing!!! it's the second thing of yours i've read :) for some reason i can relate a lot to JK?? in his decision to run away i mean HAHA really interesting style too especially at the beginning, when i was starting to get into the plot. i look forward to reading your other stuff! :) a few questions though (and i'm sorry if this has been asked) but 1. what was jimin's power?? 2. what are your fav books? yay! thanks!! -c
omgg THANK YOU SO MUCH ;A; im so so so happy that you read that fic and enjoyed it ahhhhdhsfjds ;__; though ohh i wonder what the first of my fics you read was š? hahfbds
and im glad you found his character relatable ;;;; when writing it his story was also the one sort of closest to me personally? so im really glad that other people found him relatable too ahhfjddsj so jUST. thank you!!! thank you so much, for reading and for taking the time to tell me this TāT im really happyy
as for your questions! here ill put them under a read-more bc i just know im gonna get rambly omfgdf
ok so, jiminās power - IāM ACTUALLY SO GLAD YOU ASKED, because itās a part of the story that almost no oneās asked about even though itās kind of a big deal for jimin. which isā¦.jimin doesnāt have a power lmaO. almost everyone in that au has superpowers; its the norm to have one, but fic!jimin just..doesnāt. itās something heās probably felt odd about growing up; in his growing years he probably tended to feel like he had to work extra hard to be sort of special or noticed and stuff T-T thatās also part of the reason he originally was drawn to jeongguk in school after the dictionary incident - by that age heād kind of started to guess that he wasnāt going to develop a power, since itās really rare for it to develop any later than teenage years, and jeongguk was the first person heād known to not like his own power ;; so to jimin it was kind of eye-opening to realise that the power heād always been upset about not having could possibly bring harm as well as good ahjsbdsjhd..so yeAH!! im so so glad you asked this omdfd i feel like..im finally doing fic!jimin justice in telling his unwritten story TāT
and MY FAVOURITE BOOKS. omfg thereās so so many im just going to list as many as i can think of off the top of my head:
1. The Raw Shark Texts (by Steven Hall)
this one is one of my all time favourites, and a HUGE huge huge inspiration in writing thatās left an impact on me for a really long time ;; ITāS SO UNDERRATED but itās super gripping and interesting and experimentally fresh, and has really well-written themes of like love and loss and unfaithful memories and losing memories and a lot of cool internal/mental things like that! the ending is super cool to me, too ;;; the writing style is like nothing ive ever really seen anywhere else and is just super compelling in the way the author selects and arranges certain simple words in un-simple ways? and there are many parts of this book that are ambiguous in what exactly happened; thatās exactly why i love it? idk i jsut - i get super super excited about this book pleasE READ ITĀ
2.Ā The Particular Sadness of Lemon Cake (by Aimee Bender)
actually, i have loved about every single thing by aimee bender that iāve read, but this is the only novel of hers ive read so far so iāll go with that hjsbdjhsfā¦her short story collections are super lovely too, some of my favourite short stories by her areĀ Jobās Jobs,Ā Appleless,Ā Death Watch, Motherfucker, I Will Pick Out Your Ribs (from My Teeth), and Faces. Aimee Bender is really one of my favourite authors ever, she has a really distinctive style and flavour thats creative and poetic and charmingly matter-of-fact all at once, that makes the most mundane stuff seem magical and the most magical stuff seem mundane. like. idk. IM REALLY IN LOVE with her writing ;;;;; ahdsbfjhbfds please check her out if you can!!!
3.Ā A Wrinkle in Time & its sequels (by Madeleine LāEngle)
this whole series is just..really lovely in its ideas and hopeful and really gave me a huge sense of wonder the first time i read it? and there are some scenes in it that were just so beautifully magical (even though itās actually sci-fi) and moving that iāve never forgotten them to this day ;___; even though i first read it when i was 11 lmaO. but really, this is so soso osos o lovely idk if youve ever read it but i hope you have/get to read it some day abfdf
4.Ā The Tale of Despereaux by Kate DiCamillo
jhasgfjhs kate dicamillo is another of my all time favourite writers, i grew up hunting library shelves for her name lmao her writing is just..really beautiful in its ideology and style? thereās something very pure and innocent and whimsical and so so poetic about the things she writes and the way she tells stories, i always tend to read her stuff in one sitting bc itās just so hard to stop ;;; i love her work so so muchĀ
5. Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury
i actuallyā¦canāt remember the exact story of this anymore BUT I DO remember that when i read it, i was completely blown away by the power of the writing style? bradburyās writing is justā¦really distinctive in a heavier kind of way? like itās poetic but kind of grips you around the heart idK im not sure how to explain it. iām always stunned at the way he chooses his words and crafted his world in this book ajhsfbjd i love it sooo much ;;; i want to reread soon sdhfds
6. The Monstrumologist series (by Rick Yancey)
THIS ONE IS SO UNDERRATED i love it omg..itās more gory and dark than most the things ive mentioned but the gore never feels like..needless? idk. i just love it so much and the kinds of ideas like the blurring of lines between man and monster, as well as the changing relationships of growing up - the book series just handles that so so well and with a really exciting gripping plot too ahdgsd i love it i love iiit. my fav book in the series is probably the lsle of Blood; thereās a line in there about a plate that haunTS ME ALWAYSĀ
7. Skellig and Kitās Wilderness by David Almond
david almond is another writer i grew up reading ahhHH itās honestly been too long for me to exactly remember what i loved about these 2 books - BUT I LOVE THEM
8. The Seas by Samantha Hunt
i actually am reading this book literally right now, so i havent reached the ending and im not sure if ill still love it as much as i currently do by that point, but so far i definitely am loving it SO much!! the writing and metaphors and characterisation are so damn beautiful and interesting and the writer has a lovely flow and really fresh way of arranging words and delivering ideas ;; itās just really prettily and freshly and creatively written ;A; plus, i have thisā¦Thing for the ocean so i love that a central part of this book is about the sea ahhHĀ
9. Norwegian Wood by Haruki MurakamiĀ
I WISH I HAD MORE HARUKI MURAKAMI THINGS TO TALK ABOUT but this is the only of his books ive found so far - and I LOVE IT TO DEATH. i actually read norwegian wood and the particular sadness of lemon cake in the time period when i wrote my latest fic (thought you knew) and they really ;;; damn, a double whammy of inspiration omfg. norwegian wood is justā¦really really interesting and deep and real without being too heavy-hearted in the way it talks about things like relationships, devotion, alienation and loss? idk, itās just- i love it so so so much, especially the ending paragraph ahhhh
10. Cathedral and A Small, Good Thing (by Raymond Carver)
THESE ARE TECHNICALLY SHORT STORIES, not books. but i just love them so much i have to mention them ;;; i honestly love raymond carver and his way of writing a lot, he just..he says so much with so little? heās a huge inspiration i look up to like crazy especially when it comes to crafting dialogue ahhh. i also really love his poem Hummingbird!
11. The Devotion of Suspect X by Keigo Higashino
idek where to start with this one..THE PLOT IS JUST. FUCKING BRILLIANT and itās a really interesting take on the idea of devotion, especially devotion to..um..unhealthy kinds of levels? idk. itās justā¦.so well thought through and super cool i was Mind Blownā¢ when i read it kasjndskdf
12. Bunker 10 by J.A. Henderson
this is another one in team BLEW MY FUCKIGN MIND ahhh ;; i read it super super long ago but the plot is so so good? itās the kind thatās a bit confusing at first, but then everything gets revealed and iām completely shook and eye-opened and want to read it again with the new knowledge, you know what i mean? just- i cant remember what the writing style was like but the PLOT and setting was soo so so cool TāT
and thatāsā¦all i can think of at the moment ajhbfjsdhf IM SORRY YOU PROBABLY DIDNT EXPECT ME TO BE SO EXTRA AS TO GIVE SUCH A LONG ASS REPLY but im justā¦..very very very passionate and invested in the books i love, ok. im so. akjsfbjhdsf
anyway yeah!! thank you so soso soso SO much for reading my writing and liking it and making the effort to let me know ;;;; im really so happy reading and replying to your message, it means so much to me T-T i hope you have a great great day ilY anon c!!!
