Shut up and put your money where your mouth is, that's what you get for waking up in Vegas.
I'm so addicted to that song. ;D
I spent the night thinking and writing Midnight Crave. I slept at 3 last night. Which explains why I'm so freaking tired.
I read a few stories on the Bathroom Wall to get some inspiration, they were all very very awesome.
I also posted my story on there for those who don't know my blog but it has very very very very very few replies and favorites, literally heartbreaking. Ugh.
I found that my writing style is very different from other people's writing. Is that called individualism?
Anyways, so there are mainly two types of writing styles I think. I thought them up myself so they are not necessarily true.
First is the speech writing style. This style includes many conversations in the story, building up the plot rapidly. I think authors like Meg Cabot uses this style. I ain't sure about that though.
Second is the descriptive style. The author describes the surroundings, feelings and thoughts in detail, building up the plot slightly slower. There are also uses of dialogues but slightly less than the speech writing style. Stephenie Meyer uses this style. So do I. :)
I didn't really notice this till yesterday when I tried to read Twilight again. I was trying to get some ideas and also see her writing style.
LMFAO. Edward Cullen. LMFAO. Marilyn will know what I'm talking about. LMFAO....
Yes, I'm nuts. Deal with it. :)
I'm so addicted to that song. ;D
I spent the night thinking and writing Midnight Crave. I slept at 3 last night. Which explains why I'm so freaking tired.
I read a few stories on the Bathroom Wall to get some inspiration, they were all very very awesome.
I also posted my story on there for those who don't know my blog but it has very very very very very few replies and favorites, literally heartbreaking. Ugh.
I found that my writing style is very different from other people's writing. Is that called individualism?
Anyways, so there are mainly two types of writing styles I think. I thought them up myself so they are not necessarily true.
First is the speech writing style. This style includes many conversations in the story, building up the plot rapidly. I think authors like Meg Cabot uses this style. I ain't sure about that though.
Second is the descriptive style. The author describes the surroundings, feelings and thoughts in detail, building up the plot slightly slower. There are also uses of dialogues but slightly less than the speech writing style. Stephenie Meyer uses this style. So do I. :)
I didn't really notice this till yesterday when I tried to read Twilight again. I was trying to get some ideas and also see her writing style.
LMFAO. Edward Cullen. LMFAO. Marilyn will know what I'm talking about. LMFAO....
Yes, I'm nuts. Deal with it. :)
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