The funny part is the character voice turns out to be my happy little accident. It took a few of you telling me you could hear their voices that I even recognised it was something I'm good at. I just try to get in their heads, because obviously I can't really see them, I use visuals through aestheti...

I write a lot of characters, (this is the way), largely because if I focus too much on one , I put too much emotion into them. I noticed it with my first character Riko and it wasn't exactly fair to those around me or myself. I then began writing a book on werewolves and vampires, focused more on th...

As an unbiased party, who very much hates the "talk shit, get hit" mantra because in the old days I would be scared for my life if I so much as breathed wrong - yes, I will actually die if a stake goes through my chest - and who commented on the volatility of some who would get triggered with snarky...

Congrats!

Greyce wrote: ↑

Tue Jan 01, 2019 1:44 pm

The imagery, the tension. I enjoyed how easy this was to read, too.
I enjoy this one for the perspective and their unique take on their duties and who they are, while also glimpsing the bigger picture around them.

Thank you!

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I really enjoy reading these. As someone who has a few characters with this exact same mindset, it's refreshing to see put down so gracefully. You can feel the struggle of a warrior mind during peace time.

I'll admit the stigma at first bothered me but.. I write 4 people in a pack and now a gang with conflicting families, and they all interact at various different times. Some are related, some not, but they have a rich history and backstory to how they all came to this city. And you can pry that out o...

Nyxx wrote: ↑

Thu Aug 02, 2018 4:40 pm

Forgot about this one

Slay me forever.

NIGEL THAT'S NOT HOW YOU TAKE RESPONSIBILITY.

You were right I don't like him but that was amazing!! I love the way you write you can envision everything.