[ SECRET POST #2576 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2576 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Your Storytelling Pet Peeves

[(Anonymous)]

Long descriptions of what the setting looks like.

When the main character is the author's self-insert. They are a writer and they have all these writer problems that only writers understand ALAS, why couldn't they have been like everyone else, satisfied to toil away at a REAL JOB while letting their poor creative soul rot? Or the story is about them finding the courage to become a writer.

Killing off characters unnecessarily.

Re: Your Storytelling Pet Peeves

[(Anonymous)]

Yes, I freaking hate long descriptions of settings as well. It's a good way to bore me out of reading more.

Re: Your Storytelling Pet Peeves

[(Anonymous)]

Writer Problems stories are the worst. I especially hate it when the main character is an English professor and makes fun of / bewails the illiteracy and strange habits of Kids These Days. Just get a blog or something, jeez.

I love long descriptions of settings, though, if they're good. *shrug*