I enjoy writing. My only problem is that Ive never finished any of my original storylines. LOL I get a few pages in and I have this grand scheme and layout in my head then I get sidetracked and never come back to them. I joined a Resident Evil RP a while back and that has sorta helped me to keep writing. Ive been wanting to do a Tron fan fic, maybe I'll try that some time.order abortion pill abortion pill buy online where to buy abortion pillwhere to buy abortion pill ordering abortion pills to be shipped to house buy abortion pill online

Kona Wrote:Yeah, so it's been a few months since I started my fan fic summary and I still haven't posted a single chapter on the website. I've got 7 pages now of my summary but I still don't know how to convert it into actual reading material. I guess I never thought write a short story would be this hard!

I do believe that making up the story is like playing god. You get to create the world you want your story to take place in. But they you never get TO the story. Start out by writing one simple page. See if the muse nips at your ankles. where to buy abortion pill http://blog.bitimpulse.com/template/default.aspx?abortion-types buy abortion pill online

laphtiya Wrote:I've taken the approach of writing a small scene then fleshing it out with the world after that, this way I actually have a story to base the world around.

This can be a pretty helpful technique. Write a small segment even if its not the opening. I always heard its easier to start with something toward the end, personally thats not worked for me I like to start somewhere in the middle. Then you can flesh out the world and come back to the actual writing process.

Just noticed this thread.
Guess I'm a "writer", in that I enjoy creative writing and do it as a hobby, but I'm by no means a professional at it and don't really try to be. I'm not sure I've even got the chops to. I'm more interested in acting than writing, and I only write as a way to unwind like some people would do with journals. Also write RPG as a way to work on character development and improv skills.

Did work on a screenplay collaboration a few years ago with a friend, and in recent years I've done a few fan-fiction stories in the sci-fi genre. Have done one fanfiction so far in the Tron genre called "System Restore" and a sequel to it called "System Restore : Real World." (fanfiction.net)
I'd rate my stuff as above average. There are some really, really good fic writers out there though who are both intimidating and inspiring.








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laphtiya Wrote: .hollow Wrote: laphtiya Wrote:I've taken the approach of writing a small scene then fleshing it out with the world after that, this way I actually have a story to base the world around. This can be a pretty helpful technique. Write a small segment even if its not the opening. I always heard its easier to start with something toward the end, personally thats not worked for me I like to start somewhere in the middle. Then you can flesh out the world and come back to the actual writing process. I tend to just write something, even if it doesn't end up being used at all. Just something to get the ball rolling and the words flowing. Try it out you'll be surprised whats up there

Totally agree. When it comes to first drafts volume is always better than quality. If you go for quality you get nothing done or you play it too safe.

I'm a writer. I've been professionally published in comics for about 4 years now.I've done licensed material for Transformers and Battle Beyond the Stars. Got more licensed and creator made materail coming out soon. I've even got a project being announced at SDCC next Friday. A horror title I'm co-writing.

1. Write good stuff.
2. Get agent.

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