How to Write Efficiently

This is awesome and will offset my next post perfectly

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1. Come up with an idea.
   1. This is best done during your waking hours. Notice everything. Your next slice of inspiration could come from anywhere. Constant vigilance.
   2. Keep running commentary about everything. Don’t let it be bland. For example (of what not to do), “Textbook. Pencil. Homework. Bored. Bored. Bored. Bored. Meeeehhhhhh. *Stretch of silence* Bored. Bored. Bored. Chemistry. Bored.” Make it interesting. Make it explosive. This serves the double purpose of both giving you writing ideas and decimating boredom.
2. Develop your idea.
   1. This is best done at night while trying to fall asleep as there are no outside distractions, such as homework, colors, or pretty books.
   2. Warning: This method will keep you up at night with ideas swirling through your head. Before you know it, it’s past midnight.
   3. Warning: if you happen to come up with a decent idea, you’ll need to turn on the blinding lights, get up…

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Oh Prompt Me Do: Question Time

Another response in Oh Prompt Me Do

Rory, how do you come up with these prompts. Today, it’s Question Time

So the prompt was:What if I wrote a best seller

My novel would be Dark Fantasy. I love fantasy, more so dark fantasy because that world is more interesting and when you add a touch of darkness… my word!

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Things rarely ever went well for Kyra, you would not be faulted for thinking she was cursed.
But on very rare occasions, when she let go, some hidden force took over and what she could do… unimaginable
A form more revenant than human with a rage whose only motivation was carnage.
The locals had came call her, The Spectral Reaper…

This was all to change… The wards placed on her mind were failing, and when they did, there would be all hell to pay…

A dark forest, an abandoned child, an ancient rite to hide a grave secret…

Dante

Jungle

Oh how this world is a jungle you walk through to reach your destination, a jungle so beautiful with so many things to experience.

Take different paths, see different things, experience different things as you walk to your destination, because once you reach the end there is no going back to see that waterfall.

Society has moulded us to focus on the destination and not the moment and not the lesson, but to walk to the end on one path.

But we never realise until it’s late, once the journey is over, it is time to go home, you’ve missed the point of the journey, and all its wonders, lessons and memories…

– Davis

Forlorn

Bound by perception, A violent misconception.

Looking back at my reflection, I’ve created an infection.

These are my words, now look how I use them.

How mould them and fuse them, Into something that’ll make you lose it.

Violently, apparently, you don’t understand my parodies.

It’s a kind of reality, that I show absent mindedly.

It’s obvious you cannot understand, it’s this clarity,
That I blatantly spew, ever so vagrantly.
And you supposedly think you can oppose me?

Now that’s a greater fallacy than aliens in our galaxy.

And as I weave words factually, I’ll make you forego all your atrocities…

Dante

Oh Prompt Me Do; Within These Pages…

While I was voyaging the blogsphere I came across a bunch of interesting prompts. This is me joining everyone taking part in Oh Prompt Me Do

To Rory and everyone else…

I am a fly and I’m going to tell you a atory. A story Within These Pages…

Lower I descend as it comes into focus. I should go past, the universe knows I won’t. It’s that one thing that makes the giants most angry. My curiosity to them, incessant.

Without Saying The Number, How Old Am I?

It has been too long. So I’ll get back into gear this way…

I came across this post on Light_bulb and thought, why not…

Without saying the number, the story below will give a hint of how old I am:

I Was Interviewed

I got the chance to answer some questions…

Here are the answers:

In Conversation With

In Conversation with: James Midzi

Oh, mine was the 150th interview 😀

Thank you INUA for the space

Dante