Showing posts with label week 6. Show all posts
Showing posts with label week 6. Show all posts

Thursday, September 27, 2018

Story Lab Week 6

   For my story lab this week I decided to poke around Writers Write. I have always been a strong visual person. If I don't see something done, I probably won't remember it. I would rather go deaf than blind. I love music, but mainly because I have synesthesia, which allows me to basically see certain colors as I listen to it making it a more visually appealing. I find poetry to be boring and I prefer to paint my feelings rather than write them. It's not that I don't enjoy writing, I just have always found it more stressful and personal to me. I don't like treating public forums as personal diaries and my social media always stays on the lighter side. I remember I attempted to keep a journal and I would try to write it when I was stressed or upset, but then I would read what I wrote back and just laugh at how overdramatic I was coming off. There's never a satisfying ending to a book and I never think my writing is good enough. 
   I was hoping to poke around Writers Write and find some helpful tips on writing and maybe become more confident in it. I was right I enjoyed reading about how to strengthen my antagonist in Use The 7 Deadly Sins To Strengthen Your Antagonist’s Motives. I always find it hard to create a good bad character, so these helped. I also learned how to strengthen my characters in general with 5 unusual ways to round out characters. Overall, I think this website will be helpful in strengthening my own story. 

Caption: Elijah O'Donell on unsplash.com

Wednesday, September 26, 2018

Reading notes Part B

Caption: Featured in The Book of Thoth, the papyrus of Ani

I finished up part B of the "Egyptian Myth and Legend" by Mackenzie. I really enjoyed both parts of this story, but I think I enjoyed part B more. I liked the continuation of each story, as I enjoyed that with Aladdin, as well. "The Two Brothers" was fun and entertaining, and I enjoyed the development of the characters. When I first started reading it I got major Caine and Able vibes, so it was interesting to read that story unfold. Although some of the stories dragged on at some points, I felt it was necessary to get a feel for the characters and watch the development throughout the story. Similar to my previous post I felt the story was well told and easy to read. 




Joey B