It's time for Stardew Valley, the most stressful cozy game in the world YAAAAAY twitch.tv/radiodeadair
Alt: a group of people are standing around a table in a game
THIS. This is why when I’m asked to advise new writers, my advice is always: read. Read a shit-ton. Read fiction, non-fiction, inside and out of your preferred genres. Be omnivorous. Because your VOICE comes from what your brain does when all the words you ingested come back out unique to you.
Hugh Capet. Get rid of him, get rid of the whole Capetian line. (You're welcome, Robespierre)
For October we have revisited our Vlad the Impaler series for Extra History Complete!
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From the people who brought you, "You say X is never justified, but what if a meteor would strike the earth unless you did X?" comes...
Hi, new followers! Now that I've officially moved here from the bird site, I'd like to introduce myself & my work. I'm a paleographer, codicologist, and specialist in the study of pre-1600 European manuscripts and manuscript culture. I'm particularly interested in how MSS ended up in US collections.
"Legolas, what do you elf eyes see?' "I see a little silhouette of a man." "Saruman? Saruman? Will we enter Fangorn? Oh!"
If you have +billion $, a PR team, and start acting and dressing differently at 40? Then you are trying to "remake your image." Otherwise, it's just a sparkling Midlife Crisis.
I see loads of posts highlighting what guys do wrong when writing female characters, but none offering solid guidance. So I wrote a blog. Chaps, please read. I hope it’s useful 👇 www.emilyinkpen.com/blog/writing...
I see a lot of posts highlighting examples of male writers getting descriptions of female characters wrong. Of male writers falling back on tired sexist tropes that place women as props in the male MC...