I want to make a hub for us who want to talk about writing/storytelling, our own projects, or your thoughts on any media/story in general. Feel free to share your thoughts on all things writing simply put. But also feel free to share your projects, all things writing, here as well.
This is sort of a sequel to this thread:
https://mlpol.net/mlpol/archive/336928#336928, if slightly different.
It is a general but more like a general, general for writing. The point is not that you can't post writing and reviews and such outside of this thread but more to have place to just drop things you feel don't really need their own thread or do talk with other Anons on all manner of subjects when it comes to writing. Or just chillpost N' shitpost with others that share your interests.
So yeah, let's start it off with a question? Are you reading something fun, and/or writing something fun, Anon?
>>391360Also, just remembered. If you feel this thread belongs on another board, feel free to move it. I didn't put it on /poner/ since felt that this is a writing thread but not necessarily just a pony writing thread. I guess it could belong on /ub/ but I didn't feel like the thread is necessarily just self-improvement in spirit. You can use this thread for self-improvement but you're not limited to that either. You can just express your thoughts on stories and such if you want. Maybe it belongs on /sp/ but its not a joke thread either so idk but that might be were it belongs idk.
>>391360Lol, wrong link. That's the first thread, not the last thread. Here's the previous thread:
https://mlpol.net/mlpol/archive/359064#359064 >>391363You're fine. For future reference, even archived links can be accessed with the usual syntax, cuz pupper is awesome
>>359064 → >>391366Thank you. I will try that next time. ^^
I was reading this article,
https://www.clipstudio.net/how-to-draw/archives/164520 , when I started to wonder if, when writing a scene, there's a similar method like the one in the article and in the pics related.
>>392742Like, could you give the scene you're writing in, structure, and like points of reference for how to shape it?