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Still Waiting on the science 🕓

The best nicknames will forever be Wise Girl and Seaweed Brain.

What is the piece at 1:09:15?

I never been in love,I talked about it ,I read it somewhere,I cried about it,I laughed on it,I lost it but I never loved my whole life I thought I loved but no it was not and now as if all have gone wrong and it will never return it's just gone and and I can't do anything....I lost it.I lost it all

I've been writing since I was 7 (my mum accidentally threw out all of my stuff from 7 to 12 ,it was all in one notebook) and I always loved writing but I didn't get any proper ideas . I've always been a fantasy or children's book person . I've even had a few murder mystery ideas but I havent been able to get far in terms of developing them . Now at almost 19 I think I have the one that is what I want to go forward with . Funny enough it's a romance which isn't setting I ever thought I'd write

Thank you for this, I needed it.

These writing sessions have helped me develop a working routine. Thank you.

Abbies course has inspired me and fired me up to start wotking on my stories. 😊

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May help me

Is the affiliate still active? Im getting Scrivener when my trial runs out in a few days and since ive watched other videos of yours and thought they were really helpful i thought this would be a nice way to give back a little (and save some money on the way ;-) )

Awesome advice! Also it could be a matter of passive/active(?) voice: what is the subject, or what is the thing that’s doing stuff? “I heard the cat meow / I heard a meow” vs “the cat meowed” vs “a meow came from my desk” (tbh all these options are equally good. It really depends what you want the focus to be on and what info you want to keep/share) bonus: “my desk meowed” lol On second thought, I’m not actually sure if any of these are active?? Passive/active voice is tricky

Rebecca: We know, and they know, that the husband killed his wife. And we all know that in the morning, the doctor will testify that she was pregnant, all evidence points to her lover as the father, and the police will immediately figure out the truth: that the husband murdered his wife out of jealousy and he will be arrested. We are all biting our nails. And then the doctor testifies something completely different and surprises us all. The man who knew too much: The bad guy tells the henchmen: "I will play this record. This is how the concert will go. There will be a big pause in the music and then the crescendo. Shoot the victim in the audience during the crescendo, and no one will hear it". We all got it. We are all biting our nails. We are in the concert hall. The assassins are in place. We see the victim, oblivious, enjoying the concert. Here comes the build up to the pause before the crescendo. and then something ELSE happens instead.

The best part of this video is how almost all the selected traits your viewers voted for apply to Seto Kaiba from YuGiOh

I LOVE Grumpy/Sunshine. Few things can pull me into a romance faster than that haha. My current couple that personifies this is Bakugou/Kirishima. Though enemies to lovers I usually find kind of depressing because I am too soft for all those negative feelings lol

I’m trying to make a comic universe but it’s so hard to be unique

I've read so many books where there is another character that I want the main character to fall in love with. It makes me so mad when they don't! I have ranted with my friends for hours about how we hate who the main character ends up with.

I’m doing this for the first time.

Curious: would an author even know that they're booked was DNFed?? Apart from the odd online review, or book signings, how would an author really know their reader??