insane to think there was a time in my life where my characters didn’t reside in my head 24/7
nobody talks about the physical pain of writing a really good emotional scene. it’s like ripping your own heart out for fun.
does it take anyone else a good minute to get immersed into their fictional world before you can start writing for the day?
like i need to sit in front of my computer with nothing but tumbleweed passing in my brain for at least an hour before i can really lock in.
especially after a solid writing break. i need to re-read the most recent scene i’ve written at least ten times to bring myself back into the character’s mind and feelings
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taylor writing enchanted about her first encounter with a guy she develops a raging crush on is how i know she’s just like me fr
over 103,000 words written and i’m still only about 60% through book 3…… that’s what i get for being a representative of the thicc book committee
it might also have something to do with the fact that i have nine main characters, tons of important side characters and plots, and lore that runs deeper than a rabbit hole but idk
i’m a writer, of course my love language is words of affirmation
(say you melt at the touch of my hand, tell me how your desire burns with the heat of a thousand suns, make me feel like you could remember me even if our paths crossed in another life; if i had different eyes, would you recognize me?)
peter is so slept on. truly one of my all time faves. the Intrigue. the Heartbreak. THE PIANO
currently only available on kindle unlimited through amazon 🦋🧡☀️
sometimes i lock in too hard when writing that it feels like the spirits of the characters are possessing my body.
“That’s the thing with Sam, I don’t need words. I never need words from him because his actions speak loud enough. They do all the talking for him, they always have.”
‧₊˚🌈✩ ₊˚🫧⊹♡ wannabe romance author hiding somewhere over the rainbow ‧₊˚🌈✩ ₊˚🫧⊹♡https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0CTFRJHW6?storeType=ebooks
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