/lit/ - Literature

I don't think enthusiasm alone is necessarily all you need planeboi. My current story was something I was enthusiastic about for four years (believe it or not, it actually wasn't food or flavors that my idea started with, but instead a mythology based on quantum physics), but it's only in the past few months after my enthusiasm died down that I was able to organize my ideas into a plot that can actually be committed to writing

Enthusiasm is a powerful tool, but without decisiveness and orchestration it's more likely to burn you than warm your soul.

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from what I remember, birdboi's got some really expansive and detailed worldbuilding going on. The first time I saw him here he was discussing an industrial revolution in a fantasy world that he had mapped down to its very weather patterns.

The dude's an inkling in the truest sense of the word

hey /sffg/, it's flavorsanon. After a week of doing mindless writing I'm back to work on my novel. It's still not all that great but I've built up some momentum by doing free-writing so hopefully I can make some progress. I'm hoping to finish the first act before I crash again, but no promises.

Does anyone know any books featuring a pov character with a prosthetic that actually goes into detail about the day-to-day challenges? I want to do some research now that I'm almost done with codex alera, but surprisingly the place I thought would have tips on that only has links to online brochures

>>13069257
I've tried to read that but I can't take it seriously. Not since the panty raid.