Zaru's Writing & Movie Corner

Writer's Corner #2 Criticism I: What is Criticism? Such an easy question, right? I mean, criticism is when someone says something bad about your work. At least, that's the definition everyone seems to attach to this word. And, yes, you're right, but it gets more specific than that.  Constructive Criticism: This should be your favorite one to receive. Not only does it tell you what could use fixing with your literary piece, but it is also worded in a way that you don't feel bad or want to spit a retort. An example of this would be, "I really liked the suspense in the story, but you are focusing on the eyes a bit too much. I would recommend also describing other body languages, like their hands or feet. Other than that, I really like it!" Blunt Criticism: This is a bit hard to take, but is still useful. It tells you what is wrong with your story but doesn't provide any padding to soften the blow. This DOESN'T mean you should respond in a

I'm Sick So, I'm kind of ill So it's hard for me to post But I'll get better

Writer's Corner #1 Picking a Genre I: Examine Your Choices Before you begin to even think about picking a genre, you have to look at your options. Some popular genres include- 1. Fantasy- Bring a world of mythical creatures to life using magic! Staples of this genre include magic, monsters, and an often medieval setting. However, it's always fun to invert tropes! 2. Action- Often in an urban setting, these stories often have intense scenes to keep the reader's interest. Staples of this genre include weaponry, criminal enemies, and a big city setting. However, of  course, not every action book is like this. It's just that those are commonly seen in this genre.  3. Adventure- These are often journey-filled stories with, instead of one big conflict, many small conflicts leading up to the Big Bad. Pairs well with any genre- the only real flaw with this genre is that it isn't very strong on its own. Staples include natural enemies, constant danger,

Mousewing Minor characters Can have interesting arcs too But they're ignored

The Run The sweat down your back as you rush faster than wind though the end is far

Welcome, browsers of the internet... I am Night, also known as my handle Nightpytt. You can also call me Gwen~ I used to have an old blog but it quickly became cluttered, so now I've revived it! This post will also give you an idea of what you might find on this blog- 1. Tips for writing books, plays, poems, fanfiction, and more! 2. Previews for my stories 3. Daily haiku's + weekly poems! 4. Occasional art and general blog posts 5. Writing + Art Commissions!  Inspirational Quote: " Every new beginning comes from some other beginning's end." - Seneca, Roman Writer