No.62503[View All]
Any type of writing is allowed, from lyrics, to poetry, to essays, and anything in between.
Last Thread:
https://www.wizchan.org/hob/featured/res/46012.htmlSome discussion starters for the thread:
>What are you writing right now?
>What's your favorite thing to write about?
>Is there anything important about writing that you wish you knew earlier?
>What literary devices do you implement in your writing?
>Is there anything that you're planning to improve on in your writing? 121 posts and 16 image replies omitted. Click reply to view. No.67790
>>67783Slow down the pacing a little bit, the entire ghost encounter takes like quarter of a page. I know that this is supposed to be a light novel but even so you are too brief.
This is common writing advice but you need to avoid repetitions. You used the word succubus in 4 consecutive sentences, and it just sounds bad. Use synonyms or restructure your sentences.
>>67789>should I make our protagonist use 5ch or 2ch??I think this is pretty unimportant, the choice will hardly have any effect on the story and it's easy to change anytime. In a lot of things, not only writing, beginners tend to get hyper-fixated on minor details and decisions, which makes them progress very slowly with the main task.
I think your goal for now should be writing some form of draft of the first chapter or something like that (at least 10 pages). You also need to figure out what will be the plot of the book if you haven't done so already. You need lots of trial, error and feedback to write a decent book, and the sooner you have something to show the better.
No.67796
>>67790>here's the continuationWhen Ichiro woke up, it was already afternoon. Was what he saw that night a dream? He didn't pay any further attention and rushed towards the fridge.
With his can and cup noodle in hand, he went to the computer. Ichiro after reflection decides to talk about what he saw that night on 2ch.
User#1
I saw a ghost last night in the neighborhood across from the park. What do you think?
User#2
I heard about a ghost roaming the neighborhood but I thought it was just a legend.
User#3
A person went missing this month in the neighborhood. Some say it was the ghost of a little succubus who would appear to take people to hell with her that made the person disappear. Take care
No.67797
>>67790should I make a draft to begin?
No.67798
>>67797You shouldn't be asking questions on how to write. You should just be writing.
No.67799
>>67798>here's my last ideas and where I want to go (a summary). after that I don't know what to writeIchiro began to worry when suddenly he heard the sound of a door opening. It came from his house, it was his front door opening. Ichiro, scared, went to hide in his bed.
He heard footsteps coming towards the room and suddenly saw a little succubus in the room and said loudly
“YUCK! It stinks here, there you go, Mako, this will be our landmark!”
Ichiro jumped out of his bed but hit the ceiling and fell back onto his bed.
“Hey, what was that noise, Mako?”
the two succubi looked up and saw a man on the platform.
“WHAT ARE YOU DOING HERE AND HOW DID YOU GET BACK? !”
Ichiro shouted and threatened to call the police or the owner.
The succubus let out a little laugh and said:
“you see, I am the daughter of the owner who owns this entire apartment, which means that I have the right to live wherever I want and I have the keys to each apartment, hehe…”
Ichigo, in rage said:
“What gives you the right to come to people’s homes like that! ?”
“if you don’t accept our cohabitation, I’ll tell the police that you touched us hehe”
Ichigo didn't know what to do and replied:
“s-witch”
then another voice, more reserved said:
“Come Erika, we shouldn’t stay here, we’re going to have problems” she said worriedly. Then the two succubi left.
Ichigo hurriedly ran to the front door and double-locked it then took a deep breath, he was less stressed now.
Ichigo came to his senses. After that, succubi aged between 12 and 13 came to him from time to time and teased him about his situation and his love life and the fact that he was a perverted hikikomori.
One day Ichigo will tell them why they chose him over someone else. They will say that when they play in the park at night (in front of the apartment), they see a light every evening. So one day Etika decided to throw a ball against the window to get a reaction from Ichigo. He will say “were you the ghosts? !” to which they will say yes and then make fun of him.
No.67813
>tried to write a adventure story
>decided to stop procrastination and just pants it instead of laying it out with a outline
>It almost instantly became a horror story
>fuck it lets go with it
>it just gets more and more disgusting and horror filled
>zero adventure elements at all
>it's just a straight horror story now
>was supposed to be apart of a set of stories
>guess they are all going to more or less be horror related now
I swear there is something wrong with my brain. This is yet another reason why I should use outlines.
No.67816
>>67814It's a bit passed half finished.
I am working on the climax and falling action now.
Once it's finished I will go over the full draft with a clean up edit then post it here. Might take a day or two.
No.67825
>>67824What are some of your
c y b e r p u n k i n s p i r a t i o n s ?
No.67827
>>67826>I also played 10 minutes of cp 2077 but I don't consider it really cyberpunkGood because it's not. It's just California with RGB LED lighting
Please watch Dennou Coil
No.67829
>>67827>denou coilI will thank you
No.67840
>>67827>California with RGB LED lightinglol you're right
No.67859
>>67816are you still working on?
No.67871
>>63690that sounds interesting, update when complete plez
No.67880
I have been skipping any sort of long text I see on the internet immediately nowadays, I just suspect that it has been written by chatGPT. am I wrong for doing this? this also made me question, when people are writing things nowadays aren't they scared of just being accused of simply using chatGPT? writing seems like a dead end to me. I would like to be wrong on this though.
No.67881
>>67880Pretty sure folks can tell immediately when text is written by chatGPT, the ai follows the same routine structure for every piece it writes. Also I suppose it depends on where you are lurking, on the chans I presume there won't be and there never will be the rise of ai written texts.
No.67920
I'm writing a dark fanatsy, what do you think of it?
>The ritual
Hook-Moon. They want to resurrect Hook-Moon, the worshipers of Hook-Moon. Assassin and agent of the designs of darkness during his lifetime. Once hunted and killed like a rat while alive, he was welcomed with open arms by darkness and then transformed into a demon.
For some time now, in the Capital, children have been disappearing and we can no longer find them. The required militia and curfew for all residents of the capital so that disappearances can be mitigated. When the militia encountered children, the militia captured them and housed them in prison to keep them safe. Many of them are just people on the streets. The capital does this so that residents calm down. The militia is there to provide a sense of security in the capital.
Lysia, 10 years old, helps her sick parents with her 5 year old little brother, she and he clean the house and make food, then the shopping and finally the laundry.
No.67936
>>67920I like it.
Is there gonna be a twist where it's revealed that the cultists have infiltrated the government, using their own threat as an excuse to hold children captive before sacrificing them? No.67939
>>67936I also written this (I forgot to add it):
"Lysia, 10 years old, helps her sick parents with her 5-year-old little brother, she cleans the house and cooks food, then the shopping and finally the laundry. Every day she repeated these chore tasks. To be able to live and take care of her parents and her little brother, she had to become a prostitute. This made it possible to provide for all the needs of his family."
>spoilers:damn it haha you're smart, you're 90% right! I'm impressed. in fact the cultists are the one who kidnapped the kids to sacrifice them to reseruct hook-moon as a demon No.67969
>>67964Another one. I certainly didn't plan this one to even see the dark of night.
But that last one hit deep.. ;_;
No.67975
>>67974>>67970>>67969>>67964are all of these made by AI or written by yourself?
No.67976
>>67975Both.
Some are half and half, but most of these I just came up with the idea yet editted it nonetheless (and even added my own bits).
Basically I took heavy advantage of the "what should happen next?" And the "one paragraph at a time" tool
https://perchance.org/ai-fanfic-generatorIt's amateur but it's fun, ngl.
No.67977
>>67976ok just wanted to know…it's hard to write 'what's next/ happen next' in a story
No.67979
Writing… Another creative outlet in which idiots believe that what AI generates for them counts as their own creations.
If some glorified, politicized chatbot wrote any part of it, keep it out of this thread.
No.67980
>>67979to me, using AI is cheating
No.67981
>>67980>to me using ai is cheatingI apologize.
I forfeit the fanfiction game forever. =_=
No.67983
>>67982。。。知らない
>>67979Understood.
Though do include that with an asterisk in the next writing thread. No.68002
Does anyone have any experience, knowledge etc about the "business" (subculture,"scene" etc) of fanzines, political fliers, independent pamphlet writing, religious tract etc? Im interested in the activity itself…stickers even ,or stencils. Im trying to start small by buying notebooks, taking up pen\pencil writing again, trying to learn different forms of "drawing" the words. I also try to frequent those "old man bookstores" , the well known book fairs and stand-rows zone in my city, and such things.
>pic semi related
No.68168
My red tongue felt rough against my teeth, it brought back memories of cats in my childhood licking their wounds. A face I didn't recognize was reflected in the mirror. The neighbor's dog whines when it smells me and hides behind its owner. I would have hit the ground cables with a copper hoe and felt my tendons break. I smiled gently because I knew better.
As I left the hall I hummed lullabies, the wrong notes announcing mistakes like syntax. The medicines worked and the tremors stop. I didn't differentiate between real and fake feelings. The mind is like a ship on a misty sea that has lost its course. I lower the chalice filled with blood and pour it into the roots, thick and blooming.
Tar flows thickly in the stream. The rain turned the green leaves brown. Poems have sung about a giant who stretched his arms towards the sky. I travel over the meridian and come back on the red express train. The end result is a self-created wonderland.
Mothers are ashamed and fathers disappear, but children play. They walk in life to the rhythm of Newton's cradle. It was time when the movement of the pendulums stopped and the sky began to whistle. With bleeding eyes, they falter out of the dugouts. Commands fade to a whisper as dirt and splinters overwhelm the senses.
The last letter written in blood, paid for by the next of kin, arrives. We broke the porcelain dishes and bought wreaths with flowers. The ceremony echoed inside the domed building. Trembling fingers are crossed under the gold-framed paintings. A mother falls to her knees near her son and hears the call as the night darkens.
No.68171
I've read Schopenhauer's essays on authorship and on style, I think people who are interested in these topics should check them out. (
https://www.gutenberg.org/files/10714/10714-h/10714-h.htm)
few ideas I want to bring forward: he mentions beauty of the style comes from the idea itself, rather than the embellishment one adds to his sentences or the overall mastery one has of the language. so essentially he suggests rather than trying to perfect your usage of the language you should polish your ideas and those correct ideas will adhere to the right words. as a result better authorship will emerge.
another point he makes is neither writing a lot nor reading voraciously can make you a better author (latter is something at on point I thought was the key). he thinks writing all the time weakens your ability to think considerately and follow your thoughts, and in turn makes you a scatterbrained author. and with reading you can only discover the usage of metaphors and other methods of using language in action. this can teach and allow you to activate your already existing innate abilities accordingly but if you don't have them in the first place reading will do nothing to make a better writer of you.
No.68187
>>68171intresting
so if you don't read too much and write occasionaly you can be a better writer?
No.68191
>>68171>I've read SchopenhauerThen anything you write afterward has no value. Your inner psyche is forever tainted with his whining, semantic-bending ooga booga scratches on his basement wall. If you read anything of his because a college professor or some due online told you to, then you've been pranked.
No.68192
>>68191have you read Schopenhauer? what makes you say he's a fraud?
No.68193
>>68192I never said he was a fraud, in fact his "philosophy" is pretty on-par for the time period it came from. Like so many other well-known "thinkers" of the time, his writings are bland on the surface and only occasionally dip in to nihilism and misanthropy to break the monotony, with him using his own set of semantics (I.e "people say X is X but according to MY PERSONAL definition of X, X is actually Y") to justify his textual layaboutting.
He's well known, but not well respected, and anyone who takes his work seriously has got to be as boring as he was. And now he's dead; died alone like he wanted.
No.68194
>>68193damn…that's devastating. can you give me exemples of x is not x but y?
No.68196
>>68195why? I want to know because I kind of like him and put him in a pedestal as a philosophers compared to other philosophers, so I. want to know because he affected me
No.68199
>>68196i meant don't bother replying to that retard
[View All]