/lit/ - Literature

>>18569198
No, just I thought it was the same anon from before being ass mad.
Now I see was this retard >>18569185. And it clears this all up.

>>18449240
Straight up that is the warning that I got, despite the fact I posted it before no problem
Fucking Jannies

>>18388189
Sheeeit. That is really hard to say, Anon.
There is a million different factors that goes into the death of a civilization. It can happen over a series of centuries, like the Byzantine Empire, or implode within a matter of weeks like East Germany, and the other countries of the Warsaw Pact as a whole.
The wheels are turning at full speed, but it isn't going anywhere.
The most conservative estimate I can give is ~2050. That's when I expect the global economy to become unviable.

>>18347158
Twenty minutes?
Try less then 5.
It's been hell, especially since I want to read more. It is impossible for me to sit down and read effectively.

>>17399569
Honestly, I just bought it for the import chapters function since I write in Scrinever.

>>17399887
Not entirely sure. Most of it is set in space ships. I had a few scenes in mind set in an urban area and some others set in a rural area, though.

I have a hard time writing in third person. First person narration and descriptions feel so natural because its like writing my own internal monologue.

My third person writing whenever I read it feels clunky and unnatural.

Is it natural for third person narration to be unnatural feeling or am I just retarded?

Is their any tips for writing in the third person other then the obvious "practice"?