Good idea.It's better to not bother with plots or attempt human emotions or resolution because invariably all modern literature do them shockingly. It's like someone injecting pathos straight into your eyes.
I only wrote my first draft six months ago and on looking back on it I realised that I had attempted to show the real complications of emotion and ambitions, but it way just embarrassingly awful. Like reading a 15 year old emo's poetry or something.
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Tue 15 Apr 2008, 17:43,
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I only wrote my first draft six months ago and on looking back on it I realised that I had attempted to show the real complications of emotion and ambitions, but it way just embarrassingly awful. Like reading a 15 year old emo's poetry or something.
exactly!some of the stuff i was writing would make you sick! i'll stick to "reference" books in future ;)
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Tue 15 Apr 2008, 17:51,
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I tried a reference book once...well twice actually.It was a history book...of the future...which I made up...and essentially just consisted of dates and descriptions of events.
The other one was a beginner's guide to philosophy, psychology and the science of existence; I gave up even sooner on this than the first one.
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Tue 15 Apr 2008, 17:56,
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The other one was a beginner's guide to philosophy, psychology and the science of existence; I gave up even sooner on this than the first one.