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chaos-yet-harmony:
Watch it to the end, I beg of you
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chaos-yet-harmony:
Watch it to the end, I beg of you
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Dec. 18th, 2018
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nocturnaltherapist:
blue-author:
prokopetz:
My advice when folks are struggling with writing in the third-person omniscient is to Lemony Snicket it up. Give your omniscient narrator strong opinions about what’s going on. Don’t fall into the trap of assuming that the third-person omniscient perspective must also use the objective voice; those are two separate things, and many of the most popular and successful writers who’ve written in the third-person omniscient do not, in fact, use the objective voice.
“Willingness to admit the narrative has a voice” is, I think, a big part of what makes young adult literature so much more engaging than a lot of books marketed at adults, particularly adult men.
“Lemony Snicket it up” is a very good phrase and very good advice
I just appreciate seeing third-person omniscient recognized as an actual POV, because people are often dismissive of it (and yes, this is good)
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thesylverlining:
nocturnaltherapist:
blue-author:
prokopetz:
My advice when folks are struggling with writing in the third-person omniscient is to Lemony Snicket it up. Give your omniscient narrator strong opinions about what’s going on. Don’t fall into the trap of assuming that the third-person omniscient perspective must also use the objective voice; those are two separate things, and many of the most popular and successful writers who’ve written in the third-person omniscient do not, in fact, use the objective voice.
“Willingness to admit the narrative has a voice” is, I think, a big part of what makes young adult literature so much more engaging than a lot of books marketed at adults, particularly adult men.
“Lemony Snicket it up” is a very good phrase and very good advice
I just appreciate seeing third-person omniscient recognized as an actual POV, because people are often dismissive of it (and yes, this is good)
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neil-gaiman:
I want you to watch this, and if you like it or were moved by it, to reblog it. It’s five minutes long. That’s a long time in internet terms, I know.
Please do it anyway. Click and watch. Trust me. It’s important.
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neil-gaiman:
I want you to watch this, and if you like it or were moved by it, to reblog it. It’s five minutes long. That’s a long time in internet terms, I know.
Please do it anyway. Click and watch. Trust me. It’s important.
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hewhofiightsmonsters:
chris argent things: eyes
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hewhofiightsmonsters:
chris argent things: eyes
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hewhofiightsmonsters:
Harry Potter AU:
Chris Argent was raised in a strict pure-blood family. His father, a Knight of Walpurgis and one of Lord Voldemort’s original followers, forced him to become a Death Eater. However, Chris works as a spy for Dumbledore while also maintaining his job as an Auror at the Ministry of Magic.
original auror pic here
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hewhofiightsmonsters:
Harry Potter AU:
Chris Argent was raised in a strict pure-blood family. His father, a Knight of Walpurgis and one of Lord Voldemort’s original followers, forced him to become a Death Eater. However, Chris works as a spy for Dumbledore while also maintaining his job as an Auror at the Ministry of Magic.
original auror pic here
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ariyah-v:
filmgifs:
Why don’t you pick on somebody your own size?
The Mummy Returns (2001) dir. Stephen Sommers
@asleepinawell
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ariyah-v:
filmgifs:
Why don’t you pick on somebody your own size?
The Mummy Returns (2001) dir. Stephen Sommers
@asleepinawell
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