[ SECRET POST #3771 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3771 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Every time I hear "it's not up to the character", I always know that person isn't a writer.

[(Anonymous)]

are you one of those writers who likes to pretend they're a shaman who's communing with their characters, or whatever

[(Anonymous)]

Please tell me you're not one of those people who thinks that "headspace" is a real thing and your "muses" run around inside it.

Signed, an actual published author.

[(Anonymous)]

Every time I hear someone ramble about how their characters call the shots, I know to smile and nod and start looking for the nearest exit.

[(Anonymous)]

Hahahahahahaha no.

It wasn't until I actually stopped thinking of my stories as being unchangeable because they were the "true" stories of actual people that lived in my head and started listening to feedback that I started actually selling fiction.

[(Anonymous)]

I've noticed that people who do that whole "the characters really exist, I'm just the stenographer who writes what they tell me to" thing tend to be the most rabidly crit-averse people around--Anne Rice, Laurell K. Hamilton, and Stephenie Meyer, I'm looking at you!