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July 11 2011

hairinmy
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Reposted fromqueitsch queitsch

March 20 2010

hairinmy
this looks like a neat idea.
also, if you're in a more lazy/fatalistic writing mood, try writeordie. beware of the kamikaze mode - if you stop writing, it starts to delete your words. EVIL. XD

November 30 2009

hairinmy

How To Write Badly Well:
Narrate every scene in a matter-of-fact tone, no matter how exciting


At this point, the dragon, which was larger than a single-decker bus but smaller than an articulated lorry, breathed some fire out of its mouth (or, more properly, exhaled a mixture of flammable gas and liquid which was ignited by a spark from a gland in its throat). This burned several people quite badly, although the knight who is the subject of our story remained largely unharmed.
Naturally, this incident caused a reaction of fear and surprise amongst the local population. It also caused a not insignificant amount of damage to property, which would take local residents many weeks to repair. Aside from this immediate inconvenience, the subsequent disruption caused by reconstruction efforts would also have an adverse effect on the local economy in the medium term. The knight then hit the dragon with his sword, killing it, which was probably for the best.
Reposted byperohryzsamuso

November 28 2009

hairinmy
He slowly walked the slow, winding path towards the crooked, run-down old house. With one slow, hesitant hand he bravely, resolutely knocked on the dusty, pock-marked, ancient and frightening door. Slowly, it opened slowly. He slowly poked his brave head through the narrow, foreboding gap.
‘Hello?’ he slowly said, bravely.
Just then, suddenly (yet strangely slowly), a terrifying, scary, bone-chilling, face-tingling, stupefyingly mortifying and stultifying, yet oddly inconsequential and subtly fragrant, big, massive, enormous multi-hued, monochrome monstrosity of epic, legendary, massive, indescribable proportions burst thunderingly from the shadowy, ill-defined, hazy, portentous, generically appropriate yet obviously underdeveloped and self-evidently over-described dark, dark darkness.
‘RAAAAAAH!’ it said.
How To Write Badly Well: Use as many adjectives as you can

i think i'm in love. brb, reading EVERYTHING IN THAT BLOG.
Reposted bydesi desi
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