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wille179


I write stories so that I won't be kept awake at night with a brain full of ponies.

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  • 408 weeks
    Sorry I vanished on you all...

    I kind of left you all and basically stopped updating without any warning. Really, that was a bit mean of me. The truth is, however, that I recently have had little to no interest in pony stuff. Yes, I watch the episodes and maybe read a fic or two, but I just haven't been interested in ponies. Other things have caught my attention.

    I guess what I'm saying is that I'm on pony hiatus.

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  • 420 weeks
    My Thoughts

    Almost exactly a year ago, I sat down and wrote up a checklist of very general plot points that I wanted to cover for Split Second: An Eternity Divided. I wrote down fifteen major points that I wanted to cover, not including whatever I chose to end the story with. I had no idea how long it would last me, but I figured that would be good. I couldn’t really think of anything else to

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  • 425 weeks
    A physical book!

    Someone (who wishes to stay anonymous to others) printed Split Second, turning it into a physical book! Here are the pictures! http://imgur.com/a/HstJp

    It looks really cool! And I have a book! AAAAHHHHH!!! :pinkiegasp::pinkiehappy::rainbowlaugh:

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  • 425 weeks
    Instead of studying for my finals like a good boy...

    ... I was working on the next chapter. You'd better love this chapter, 'cause if I fail, I'm blaming y'all.

    Anyway, my pre-reader, Dream Seeker, has the next chapter to look over. Expect it soon.

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  • 427 weeks
    I sent the next chapter to my pre-reader.

    Expect it soon. That is all.

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Jun
9th
2013

My Writing Process. · 3:25am Jun 9th, 2013

This is what I do when I (prepare to) write.

1)Write the plot completely in your head.
2)Bounce it around.
-Many good ideas come from letting your story crash into other things that you have read.
3)Play with it.
3b)Read Tvtropes - there is a lot of good advice there.
3c)Let your idea marinate.
4)Recite it.
-Work out wording issues. You may also get more ideas here
5)Work the kinks out.
-This step is where I check if a character is getting too good for a story (read: Gary Stu/Mary Sue)

6)Then put it on paper.

7)Walk away.
8)Come back the next day.
-A few hours minimum. It helps you forget what you wrote, so you can catch your own failures. The longer, the better.
9)Edit.
-NO DUH!
10)Read it through
11)Post it and enjoy the positive response.

This is my writing process. Some of my stories have been bouncing around for over a year before I put anything on paper. When I write, I love every minute of it, and it shows in the quality of my work.

Numbers 1-5 can be done whenever you have a free minute. I usually listen to pony music while brainstorming.

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Comments ( 2 )

sound solid and good^^

btw at which step are you with the next chapter
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As of this moment, I am in step 5 for both BQ,RK and TS.

I know what needs to happen to get from A to B in BQ,RK, but I am having trouble smoothing it out. :derpytongue2:
Maybe I can get it on paper within the next day or two... :unsuresweetie:

As for TS, I'm going to start writing the next chapter after I get a solid breakfast in me. :yay:

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