Aug 31, 2025
Every time I say “This character means so much to me,” what I actually mean is “This character walked into my brain, rearranged the furniture, and refuses to pay rent.”
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Every time I say “This character means so much to me,” what I actually mean is “This character walked into my brain, rearranged the furniture, and refuses to pay rent.”
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to be woundless
(wip of a short story i'm working on involving gold masks, the Knights Templar, and an reformed Hungarian knight)
tiny baby writers make me so happy. like yes!! you are doing the word thing! the same word thing that I did at your age! you're making the same punctuation mistakes! the same stunted dialogue! the same genuinely terrible titles! all of the best is ahead of you and you have so much to look forward to!! and you get to have fun in the meantime!? you go tiny baby writers!!
Writers, what’s the hardest part of the writing process for you?
For me, it’s fascinating how a story can be crystal clear in your head and then completely different once it’s on the page. That’s one reason I enjoy beta reading so much: it helps bridge that gap between the writer’s vision and the reader’s experience.
What part of writing challenges you the most? 👀
