TCOT Release Date GOAL
This is not a confirmed Release Date, but a Goal.
I hope to Finish TCOT by March of Next Year.
This is my Goal, and I really hope with all the free time I'll have this summer, that I can do it.
I want all of you to know I love you, and I'm writing this story for you <3
I hope you can stand to wait for it a little longer :]
Thank you for being here and Being excited for my stupid little stories. I hope you'll all like it when its done.
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Okay so, I've been waving the Google Drive and Docs flag like it's my own personal banner for ages. I mean, it's been my ride or die, my trusty sidekick through countless projects and late-night writing sessions for over +6 years now.
But in November last year, during Nanowrimo, I decided to get the trial for Scrivener after I saw the add when I completed the challenge. I installed it and chose to let it live in my computer but never "really" dipped toes in it cause Google Docs and Drive ARE my jam (and I hate changes but that's another topic for another day).
So I decide to open it, you know, this april (I know it's ate but hey) ?
But not gonna lie, I was skeptical.
I mean, the interface alone looked like it could swallow me whole, and my poor scattered attention span was already shaking in its boots. I would rather face a haunted house than an application full of features because me and technology ? When it works, I like it but when it doesn't, good God and pancakes above-
But I did try.
And went from skeptical to pleasantly surprised.
Sure the interface looks scary af, too much stuff you gotta check out BUT-....
It's like the fairy godmother of organization swooped in and blessed my writing life. I'm talking files for days, characters and places neatly tucked away, notes that actually make sense, and research that feels like a breeze to manage. And the formatting? Don't even get me started. It's like having a magic wand that just waves away all my worries about how my writing should look. As someone who has spent way too much time fiddling with font sizes and margins, discovering that Scrivener takes care of that for me? It's like a weight lifted off my shoulders. Now, instead of obsessing over the perfect font, I can focus on what really matters – telling my story.
You can add files, images, pages links, anything really (not sure about videos yet though or music, gotta check this out).
I hate organization because it means clearing up my ideas, maybe throwing some away but this is necessary and just because one doesn't make it in this one, doesn't mean she won't be there in another.
Like, seriously. I know, I know, it looks like a lot (and let's be real, it is), but I promise it's worth-it.
So, if you're anything like me, drowning in a sea of half-baked ideas and forgotten plotlines with an attention span shorter than a butterfly's lifespan, do yourself a favor and give Scrivener a shot.
Trust me, your future self will thank you for it.
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“She couldn’t hurt me,
but with the mere turn of a finger, I’d drop to my once mighty knee.
She couldn’t bestow a single scratch on me, yet was able to
pose irresistible, burning,
adjourn; distraction
to my chaos; immoral destruction.
Hell, She couldn’t even do anything
except emit me her absence,
Her silence,
Her frown; deadly yet sweet,
which were the worst punishments to a man so dead beat.
I deserved hell, I admit that.
And I’d rightfully go to that demonic prison after death,
I’d bow, lay my life forward, for Her to sway away my last breath,
as one moment away from Her was worse than the aching catastrophe my soul awaits,
if it meant I wouldn’t get to live without kneeling by Her presence.
Oh what I’d give, to have met Her in adolescence;
to live life
entirely
by Her chords,
have Her tug every thought, every string, with her mere words,
that emerged me into a wretched monster
into whatever set forth the slightest peck of Her smile.
She is everything, the kind queen to the most corrupt, vindictive unworthy king.
Send me to hell a thousand times, burn every inch of my body, force me to praise the gods I hate,
but never dare show me a frown on Her face
unless it is slaughter you await.
Because then,
I’d challenge god himself,
I’d ravage the world for wronging Her,
myself.
Every single life of mine, I’d shatter every floor that caused her a falter of her shine,
every mirror that spoke ill to Her,
every soul that dared gaze of Her.
I was in no position to be considered king; pathetic, corrupt, careless, a man due for punishment.
And though I’d never be a king,
She was still my queen,
and during my pathetic stance,
She could restrain my reckless sin with just a glance.
Words cannot describe Her,
paint cannot portray Her,
revenge cannot avenge Her,
and no man worthy of protecting Her with every once of his being, fighting until his body gives away but his soul forever persists,
but me, exists;
foolish nothing that turns into something through Her mere acknowledgement.
I am because of Her.
I will for Her.
I exist solely through Her.
She wasn’t the bane or center of my existence,
She was the anchor to it.
She was it.
I am a being molded of whatever is left of Her.
A villain and the epitome of kindness; in no world are we to be.
In no mind, shall our goals aline;
Hers of spreading love, everything good,
mine of eyes twitching with ruthless revenge, every sin of mine carried a gory stench.
I exhale revenge and inhale Her.
A villain and his unknowing queen; in no life shall I let Her go
from igniting up an impossible shine
in the pitch black heart of mine; She made a home.
She wasn’t the object of my desires, She was what kept me from them; the hushing water to my cruel fires.
And, for the world, that was good.”
— Tomie Yamazaki, Queen To A menace, 2024.
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the inheritance games book review:
SPOILERS AHEAD
5 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
OH MY GOD? I hadn't read mystery in a while but am I glad I did?? What was this?? The plot was SUPERB and I ate the romance sub-plot up. BAD.
Every time I felt like I was slightly disengaging from the book. BOOM. Something happened and kept me interested again. I'm so glad I read this because what-.
Opinions on Emily Laughlin? She definjtrly had the last laugh (excuse the pun). I feel bad the way she died but also she had some messed up stuff going on in her head. I also feel bad for Jameson like noooo he blames himself (understandably) but he really shouldn't and it's annoying because he was trying to fight back and resist Emily but she had to go and DIE. LIKE GIRL.
Grayson Hawthorne. Whilst I am a AveryJameson stan, I totally understand the appeal for Grayson. When he says he sees the way Jameson looks at Avery I was ON THE FLOOR. Like ok fine rip my heart out then.
Tobias Hawthorne. The only thing I'm gonna say is that that man is odd. He's playing the long run that's for sure because WHY 😭😭.
Xander is my favourite Hawthorne brother I think. He's so funny and to be honest I relate to him most. He's just a bit like goofy but also an interesting character and I feel like we'd be besties. The whole manipulation thing wasn't GREAT but I forgive him because his grandad died and he just wanted to follow what he said.
So all in all, having not read a 5 star book in a while, I found this AMAZING and freaking great.
(Inheritance Games Fandom hmu in the reblogs I wanna know what y'all thought)
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