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11 minutes ago, Aspiring Writer said:

As long as I get to teach dialogue, where' I'll tell everyone to allows following a strip of dialogue with said, no matter what. No other word. just said. All the time.

since when do you set the conditions?:D

Posted
52 minutes ago, Condensation said:

Hey, I actually liked The Last Airbender. However, that is a very good lesson. I'll remember that.

50 minutes ago, Channelknight Fadran said:

Please tell me you're being sarcastic. PLEASE TELL ME YOU'RE BEING SARCASTIC

41 minutes ago, Channelknight Fadran said:

It was the literal definition of awful! I could go into detail, if you wanted me to!

36 minutes ago, DramaQueen said:
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I like the first one better. It's more interesting.

 

35 minutes ago, Channelknight Fadran said:

How dare you?

What in the world? This thread started an HOUR ago! How is here already this much drama?!

First off, Airbender Movie is awful, sorry Condensation it is. (So is Legends of Korra)

Second off, I'm confused, isn't the first one supposed to be better? (Which it is!) What in the universe has happened?!?!?!?! My brain has just snapped in half and is trying to come back togther

 

 

 

 

Posted
3 minutes ago, Aspiring Writer said:

What in the world? This thread started an HOUR ago! How is here already this much drama?!

First off, Airbender Movie is awful, sorry Condensation it is. (So is Legends of Korra)

Second off, I'm confused, isn't the first one supposed to be better? (Which it is!) What in the universe has happened?!?!?!?! My brain has just snapped in half and is trying to come back togther

 

 

 

 

*gasp*

Posted
5 minutes ago, Aspiring Writer said:

What in the world? This thread started an HOUR ago! How is here already this much drama?!

First off, Airbender Movie is awful, sorry Condensation it is. (So is Legends of Korra)

Second off, I'm confused, isn't the first one supposed to be better? (Which it is!) What in the universe has happened?!?!?!?! My brain has just snapped in half and is trying to come back togther

 

 

 

 

I broke the world.

Posted
2 hours ago, Channelknight Fadran said:

loved Legend of Korra!

Hmmm. ATLA Was amaxing, I didn't watch the legend of korra until a few weeks ago because everyone said it was bad. I just finished the first season. It'snot ATLA, but it's still pretty good. I would recomend it.

Posted
3 hours ago, Bearer of all agonies said:

Another tip: always write while watching TV. 
And, use emojis instead of actual words. 

Oh, that's essential to good writing.

3 hours ago, Channelknight Fadran said:

loved Legend of Korra!

Same! What's your ship?

Posted
1 minute ago, Channelknight Fadran said:

Uhh... I didn't have any. I was actually really satisfied with the way all the love arcs went.

Now goodnight! For realisies this time!

Okay... that works!

Good night, see you tomorrow afternoon!

Posted

I have some wonderful advice.....no, no don’t thank me, It’s for the greater good. 

Tip: See if you can get any sponsors, Product Placement will help to remind your audience that they are only reading a book! You wouldn’t want them to get sucked-in to the story, be sure to maintain a purely superficial relationship with the audience. 

Tip 2: If your book is ever made into a movie, make sure that nobody who is working on it has read the book. Fans will surely want a new take on the story! Be sure to stray from the original books as much as possible, surprise them, subvert ALL their expectations. When describing the basics to the director and writers, leave out as many details as possible, let them just run with it! 

Tip 3: If you have one successful book series, you’ll never need to write another one again! Just keep repackaging the old basic format, and all the fans will devour it! 

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The last 2 are jabs at Riordan if I didn’t make it clear enough. Last one works for Mull and whoever wrote those Warrior cat books too. 

 

Posted
5 hours ago, Danex said:

I have some wonderful advice.....no, no don’t thank me, It’s for the greater good. 

Tip: See if you can get any sponsors, Product Placement will help to remind your audience that they are only reading a book! You wouldn’t want them to get sucked-in to the story, be sure to maintain a purely superficial relationship with the audience. 

Tip 2: If your book is ever made into a movie, make sure that nobody who is working on it has read the book. Fans will surely want a new take on the story! Be sure to stray from the original books as much as possible, surprise them, subvert ALL their expectations. When describing the basics to the director and writers, leave out as many details as possible, let them just run with it! 

Tip 3: If you have one successful book series, you’ll never need to write another one again! Just keep repackaging the old basic format, and all the fans will devour it! 

The Sea of Monsters movie was released on Riordan's birthday, and the author claims that he had never had a worse birthday present.

And I wouldn't say that he was repacking the formula... okay, actually, he totally was, but each series has been unique enough that it works.

(Riordan's one of my favorite authors)

Posted
5 hours ago, Danex said:

The last 2 are jabs at Riordan if I didn’t make it clear enough. Last one works for Mull and whoever wrote those Warrior cat books too. 

I used to like those warrior cats books.

Spoiler

Although I do think they are stupid now.

 

Posted (edited)
42 minutes ago, Shard of Reading said:

I used to like those warrior cats books. 

Spoiler

Although I do think they are stupid now.

 

Same. 

Edited by Danex
Weird. quoting a spoiler box inside of a quote box broke the shard apparently
Posted
1 hour ago, Channelknight Fadran said:

The Sea of Monsters movie was released on Riordan's birthday, and the author claims that he had never had a worse birthday present.

And I wouldn't say that he was repacking the formula... okay, actually, he totally was, but each series has been unique enough that it works.

(Riordan's one of my favorite authors)

I love him! The Percy Jackson series was the series that got me into reading. So I owe him a lot. Thanks Riordan!

Posted

You know of the two threads I made yesterday this was not the one I expected to get the most attention.

Anyway Lesson 2

Tropes

There are only two options in tropes

either one must fulfill all tropes exactly as dictated

or one must subvert all tropes with no regards to progressing the plot.

The second option is usually preferred

Should the Author just do what they feel works? Would some tropes being fulfilled as expected bring more surprise and weight to others changing, would not having the tropes at all be a new and interesting angle for the author to explore?

Of course not, that would be different, and might actually catch the reader off guard, or make the story unique.

Uniqueness is bad, the audience only reads one type of story and will never tire of it and desire something new.

Nor should the author ever be given control of their work to do as they please with, don't make me laugh.

*roll credits*

Posted
1 hour ago, Channelknight Fadran said:

The Sea of Monsters movie was released on Riordan's birthday, and the author claims that he had never had a worse birthday present.

And I wouldn't say that he was repacking the formula... okay, actually, he totally was, but each series has been unique enough that it works.

(Riordan's one of my favorite authors)

I like Riordan, too, though I feel that his recent writing has been leaning more and more into strange territory.

Posted
Just now, Aspiring Writer said:

I like Riordan, too, though I feel that his recent writing has been leaning more and more into strange territory.

Yeah that was my problem with him.

Posted
3 minutes ago, Frustration said:

Yeah that was my problem with him.

Like, in the beginning, it was pretty tame and funny with few extremes. Now everything has to be funny in some modern way, and it's really tiring, considering mythology main appeal it the unreal feeling of something in a forgotten and old world, and you are making it almost like a bad drama.

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