>skel / he/him / 26 / 🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️ / ontario / eastern time / devoted to the Gods / writeblr & langblr
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A piece of writing advice I've always fucking hated is "only add things that further the plot." Because no. Add stuff for fun. Give your mom a cameo. Have these characters be in love because. And yes, have characters die because. There doesn't have to be a reason for everything. The universe doesn't give a reason for everything. Why should you? And if you never add stuff for fun, you're never going to have fun.
i've been meaning to share my folder of celtic language pdfs for a while now, especially since duolingo has gotten even worse. the folder has pdfs of language-learning material, as well as some stuff on literature, history, indentity, etc. this is very much a work-in-progress, as i will add to the folder as i find more resources.
my folder currently has: welsh, breton, cornish, irish, scottish gaelic, manx, béarlagair na saor, early modern irish and classical gaelic, old irish, middle welsh, old welsh, and proto-celtic (although not all of them have a lot of pdfs in their folders yet).
(also if you want online resources, fiction books, media, etc, then take a look at this website: https://www.celtic-languages.org/Main_Page - it has both free and paid resources for irish, scottish gaelic, manx, welsh, cornish, breton, old irish, and classical gaelic.)
Just as a reminder you can write entire pieces of JUST exploratory and speculation for your own WIP or story and they don't have to go anywhere. You are not beholden to a character arc or a rising and falling action with a conclusion. Sometimes you just wanna write a side scene with some characters doing some things. Or you need to just need to write what would amount to an academic paper about a certain landscape in your story. Like that's also fine.
Also these things don't need endings. When you finish them they're done. Even if it's in the 'middle' of something. You got out the part you wanted and now you're done and you satisfied the plot bunny demanding blood sacrifice of you writing that specific scene right now. Congrats you're done now.
Don't let the editor in your mind steal your joy of writing your silly little story. The mind editor is the thief of joy.
b a s i c s
skel // he / him // 26
queer // trans // druidic pagan
canada (eastern time) // third-year creative writing student
w r i t i n g
nonfiction // historical fiction // poetry
↪current WIP: n/a
l a n g u a g e
native: english 🇨🇦
currently studying: n / a
previously studied: french 🇫🇷 & mandarin 🇹🇼
i n t e r e s t s
cartoons, documentaries, video games, synthpop, indie folk, vocaloid, mythology, history, social justice
if there are any writeblr or langblr discord servers you think i'd make a good fit for, please don't hesitate to drop me a message or an ask. i'd love to join, as i'm much more active over there than i am on tumblr.
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ˏˋ°•*⁀➷ responses to “what changed?”
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♡ “i fell in love.”
♡ “everything.”
♡ “(character name) died.”
♡ “i lost (her/him/them/etc)”
♡ “you. you changed.”
♡“i let my guard down and paid the ultimate price.”
♡ “i met someone who made me feel the kind of thing you could only read about.”
♡ “i don’t know.”
♡ “i did.”
♡ “i grew up.”
♡ “an earth shattering romance, that’s what changed.”
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Getting inspired to write is actually really easy! All you need to do is be the busiest you've ever been in your entire life and as far away from a computer as humanly possible. Hope this helps 🥰
i have three responses to "how is your writing going"
1) it's not
2) it's going
3) i am ENTHUSED. i have been BLESSED with the POWER of the MUSES. i am an UNSTOPPABLE FORCE OF CREATION i am the MOST ULTIMATE OF ALL WRITERS