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Witticisms and Casual Remarks on the Quasi-Schizophrenic Art Form Better Known as Creative Writing

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Introduction	Hello, fellow minds. If you're here then I'll take the leap and assume you're looking for a useful tip or two on the mechanics of fictional wordplay (creative writing, if entirely unnecessary formality isn't your style). First and foremost, this is not a place where I tell you what to do. This is a place where I share the tried-and-true methods I've picked up over the years. Take it or leave it. Preferably take it. Now, a warning: I've no qualms about word choice here. Fictional characters are like any living individuals, and in fits of creative passion I will refer to my ink children as bastards, female canines, hell, purple fish, if they've acted as such. They're just words. It's merely a matter of how you use them, and whether they're contextually justified. And for the more difficult bouts of assured writers' block, they're justified. Good news: anger is good. It means you care (in which case I'll be caring a lot. Again, leave or take). Now, onto the show, if you wish. Read on, you crazy kids.

Introduction

Hello, fellow minds. If you're here then I'll take the leap and assume you're looking for a useful tip or two on the mechanics of fictional wordplay (creative writing, if entirely unnecessary formality isn't your style). First and foremost, this is not a place where I tell you what to do. This is a place where I share the tried-and-true methods I've picked up over the years. Take it or leave it. Preferably take it. Now, a warning: I've no qualms about word choice here. Fictional characters are like any living individuals, and in fits of creative passion I will refer to my ink children as bastards, female canines, hell, purple fish, if they've acted as such. They're just words. It's merely a matter of how you use them, and whether they're contextually justified. And for the more difficult bouts of assured writers' block, they're justified. Good news: anger is good. It means you care (in which case I'll be caring a lot. Again, leave or take). Now, onto the show, if you wish. Read on, you crazy kids.