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Re: THIS IS THE WRITING THREAD!
I might suggest looking on TV Tropes, if you don't mind the site (I've met people who disliked or hated burning hatred for it. Me, I just take it as a source of information ) It can be fun to look at certain premise /setting tropes you like and put your own spin on them. :3
Re: THIS IS THE WRITING THREAD!
(Anonymous) 2014-09-21 12:44 am (UTC)(link)TV tropes was kind of what I was thinking of when I said lists of cliches are a great start but just not enough. The tropes are good but I just need that added little something that will make a story out of it -- especially as I am writing pre-existing characters who already fall into their own tropes. So, any character-tropes are unlikely to work because they're either OOC or just describe a pre-existing condition. Ditto a lot of the world-building elements. Maybe I'll try again and look for action-type tropes but I feel like that would be great if I already had some kind of starting point to begin with.
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(Anonymous) 2014-09-21 02:35 am (UTC)(link)Re: THIS IS THE WRITING THREAD!
Sure it has problems, but it also has a bunch of common premises, character types and such. It is information and CAN be useful or harmful depending on what YOU do with it.
Thinking it will automatically make you a poorer or better writer is stupid and means you're putting too much stock in it.
I know a lot of the tropes and stuff because analyzing literature and stuff is my thing so I find it very interesting , but I also know that you don't slap tropes together can call it a novel.
Also knowing these things will not automatically make you suck either because it's UP TO YOU what you make of it. Some tropes you discard, some you notice, whatever.