My WIP masterpost
Here I am, starting another WIP. ima use this blog to keep my junk organized, so I’ll add to this post and link to my other posts as I go. tag will be, dumbasses lost in space so I can find my junk. Everything’s under the read more. This post is also a work in progress to keep track of my place as I write, so when I go back and rewrite eventually I’ll not have to use the shitty first draft as a guide.
Characters
People of Mayflower II
Cassie Veld
Eric Carter
Grandma Veld (deceased)
Leah
Myra
Antony
Quinton
Michelle
Darren
Marcus Durham
People of the Core Republic
Kai Melchior
Monks of the Church of Saint Cornelia
Zara Cortana
Settings (so far these are just spaceships but we’ll get to actual places eventually)
Mayflower II
The Pelican
Plot stuff
idk ill tag it when i get to it
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you know that character you love so much?
(you know – the one from that movie you always watch when you’re feeling sad
the one from that show you’ve seen so many times you can quote the episodes
the one from that book or comic you’ve read more times than you can count)
think about how much you resonate with them
how they’re like a mirror image to the way you see yourself
how they empathize with pieces of your soul in ways that a real life human cannot
how they feel like a representation of you
you see so much of yourself in them
and you love them so much
so
why can’t you love you too?
if you can find it in you
to look past their flaws
and see gold shining in their cracks
maybe you can do the same for yourself
after all
if your favorite character is a reflection of you, and you love them more than words can say
maybe its possible for you to love you too
(cc, 2020)
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By the way, writing a book is really fucking hard. Like, it’s so much harder than you think it’s going to be. You think, oh, I’ll just write 500 words a day and eventually I’ll have a book, but no. You won’t. You’ll have a lot of words in a row with insufficient stakes and spelling errors.
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How the frick do you get back into writing when you haven’t done anything of consequence in the last couple years because you’ve been smacked in the face over and over by school. guess start back at step one but what is step one i cant rememeber
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sci-fi jobs that must exist that i find inexplicably amusing:
space customs
tow trucks except they’re towing illegally parked spaceships
for that matter, spaceship thieves, if only for how much more effort i imagine that would take
irs agents who have to find tax evaders who went 2 or 3 galaxies over
literally everything about the concept of the space version of the dmv
imagine being the person who teaches hapless 16 year olds how to fly a spaceship
people who analyze Old Earth media for a living the same way people now analyze shakespeare or beowulf, aka a bunch of scholarly and serious academics writing papers arguing the true meaning of Mean Girls and Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure and A Very Potter Musical
cruise spaceships. you’re taking a slow tour of saturn’s rings and people are still complaining about you running out of cocktail sauce
feel free to add more
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Freshly minted grownup (w/ 2 degrees AND a job!) with a whole bunch of time on my hands now that I don’t need to study what school tells me to study anymore so it’s time to get back into writing
Oh goodness I’m so happy about it
So get ready for my complaining and OCs and undeveloped plots while I try to actually learn how to do this hobby that I’ve loved literally all my life and maybe finally I write a real life book
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the beef between STEM and arts + humanities is so tired. science and art are the same. sister subjects. they’ve fueled one another for years. one cannot exist without the other. they’re both made of the same kind of wonder, one tries to attain long sought after things in reality, and the other impliments the stuff of dreams. logic and emotionality. they’re both exercises of imagination. it’s all just beautiful, academic sludge.
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Doesn’t look too hard
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Types of Writers
Writer 1: The writer that never sleeps
Writer 2: The writer who sold their soul
Writer 3: The writer who kills everyone
Writer 4: The writer who doesn’t know what happens next
Writer 5: The writer who researches every tiny detail
Writer 6: The writer who forgets what they’re writing
Writer 7: The writer who never writes
Writer 8: The writer who edits as they write
Writer 9: The writer who disappears for 1.5 years
Writer 10: The writer who is never heard from again
So which one are you?
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I drank wine and worked on my novel on the porch while it rained
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…you know the vibe
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