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I was going to write sci-fi because I don't really know science stuff (thats why I write historicals lol) but THEN I remembered that mysteries exists. Writing a good mystery is so impossibly hard, between all the red herrings, false leads, character stereotypes, etc. It's probably why Arthur...

Smart people, I only wish I chose to be smart like you too :blob_teary:

Yall seen what the word "munting" has turned into? If not, then you're lucky

You can say it's a call out post for Fourth Wing, we get it

The majority of people don't leave comments, but also a percentage of everyone's views is going to be bots scanning for content, like google or whatnot

Also since there is an actual limit to how many words rhyme with other words, I'm pretty sure that across the past 5,000 years we've said and rhymed literally everything that is possible and interesting. At this point, it's just rehashing the classics but way worse

Love reading the classical stuff but god there's just sooo many rules to getting it right, and I'm pretty sure I only know like a third of them. Stuff like epic poetry is so hard I'd rather dig a trench with my two front teeth alone :blob_joy:

That's all fine! In fact, sorter rhyme schemes that happen inside the poem without taking up the end lines are really impressive! But also, why limit yourself? Soooo much creative potential opens up once you start writing free-form!

Understandable! This one really got me at first, and I struggled a lot with it. Since then though, I've also bought lots of poetry collections and I don't think I've seen any english rhyming poetry that's gotten published within the past 50-100 years or so. It has really fallen out of fashion...

Why is it that poetry is the only art form you can just claim without knowing anything about it. Like, imagine if I just started calling myself a VFX artist and saying shit like "Anyone can be a VFX artist! It's all in the heart! ?"

Hiya! I've posted this elsewhere before but I think it's important for authors to learn more about the economy of words. I'm a poet before anything else, and I really think that learning to write modern poetry will improve anyone's writing. So yeah, here's the basics of what I learned in...

Wherever I see a comment posted I just assume it's a bot, but this time it was someone being really sweet!

Just saw someone post Animal Farm as a book that "changed their life" Like, who are you? a fed??

Websites like this exist, though just like how every author has their own unique voice, AI writing has its own voice too that just so happens to be almost exactly the same from piece to piece.

I'd unironically prefer hate mail over this English supervillian-esc compliment :blob_joy: