Aest Belequa
@aestbelequabooks.bsky.social
I write my own books. I also enjoy talking about other people's books. Prepare to hear my theories about what works and why, especially in progression fantasy/litrpg!
Website: https://aestbelequa.com/
Website: https://aestbelequa.com/
I think it falls under the same kind of learning lie as "show don't tell," where the 'rules' exist for a reason, and once you know the reason, it's very possible to very cleverly break them intentionally.
November 25, 2024 at 6:14 PM
I think it falls under the same kind of learning lie as "show don't tell," where the 'rules' exist for a reason, and once you know the reason, it's very possible to very cleverly break them intentionally.
Very is super-powerful as a voice thing, especially when you're writing a narrator who's, for example, younger and might not have the vocabulary to use 'devastated,' so just uses 'very sad' instead.
November 25, 2024 at 4:20 AM
Very is super-powerful as a voice thing, especially when you're writing a narrator who's, for example, younger and might not have the vocabulary to use 'devastated,' so just uses 'very sad' instead.