I seem to have forgotten how to write
Oct. 20th, 2010 02:24 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
arachnekallistiSo now the thesis is handed in and I can start writing for fun again. It's not like I don't have any ideas - I've got four cracktastic epic crossovers planned out, and there's always Amaurot to finish off. I just seem to have a bit of a mental block about putting words together so that they convey a narrative.
On one front, I'm planning out my Deathwatch campaign now, which is getting me used to thinking in terms of characters and settings and connected series of events. This is not the hard bit. The hard bit is actually communicating them by means of typing words on a screen. Or writing them on a piece of paper, if I feel like getting old-school about it.
So, flist, help me out here. Post me some prompts, or suggest me some writing exercises. You know which fandoms I'm into (if you're at all uncertain, TNG or Who are safe bets), and I can also do RPG character related fic. Kick the right hemisphere of my brain until it works again.
On one front, I'm planning out my Deathwatch campaign now, which is getting me used to thinking in terms of characters and settings and connected series of events. This is not the hard bit. The hard bit is actually communicating them by means of typing words on a screen. Or writing them on a piece of paper, if I feel like getting old-school about it.
So, flist, help me out here. Post me some prompts, or suggest me some writing exercises. You know which fandoms I'm into (if you're at all uncertain, TNG or Who are safe bets), and I can also do RPG character related fic. Kick the right hemisphere of my brain until it works again.
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