'tis writ somewhat crabbedly

Jennie Malboeuf, God had a body

everyone was raped. even the birds raped women; the ocean too. there was no undoing. this was explanation: fact of life. the hero, as in Janus, was two-faced and raped other nymphs than the ones he saved. in Rome, he was the god of doors and beginnings,  and his accuser allayed with goddess of the hinge. hinge from hang. or almost zipper in Italian. the moral is trust no one. the moral is gods take what they want. the moral is take heart: we are made from this raping in their image. or they in ours.]

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put a cat in the bag, call that purr review

yeah to be honest, when I made that post I didn’t think we be ending up here

the change from ‘leant upon his father’ to ‘leaned upon his father’s chair’ is crazyyyyyy. like you can see tolkien thinking hmmm. actually i need to make the relationship between denethor and faramir worse

Longing led you to me, to the Desert.

may I present an alternative take

So I do recommend trying it, even just for fun, even if you think the rough draft you have is already good. You might surprise yourself with what you come up with! :)

Use second person, drop classic rising action and climax format, write backwards, just sit in a moment, tell all you want and refuse to show, make an entire book that’s just one run on sentence, reject tropes, use all tropes, cliche yourself to death, produce something that’s completely gibberish. Break all the rules of marketability. Become ungovernable.

I think it’s better for abusers and abusive characters to realize the harm their past actions caused and seek to do better than be literally or metaphorically executed for their crimes.

I think it’s better for abusers and abusive characters to realize the harm their past actions caused and seek to do better than be literally or metaphorically executed for their crimes.

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Ceres searching for Proserpine, ca.1780s by Johan Tobias Sergel, 1740-1814, Nationalmuseum, Sweden