Authorship Stories

So I just made a collaboration of memes I found on Pinterest. its all about writing and the struggles of an author, a couple about OC's. I'll update whenever I feel like it. Enjoy!

For twenty years, Daphne Vale has written the books that other people sign. She is the best at what she does: she can reconstruct anyone's voice until it is indistinguishable from the real thing. Her own name, however, has never appeared on a cover. When a secretive Bloomsbury publishing house offers her the chance to complete the final unfinished novel of a celebrated, reclusive author, the offer arrives at the precise moment Daphne cannot afford to say no. All she has to do is study the archives until she can reproduce that voice perfectly. But the better she becomes at writing as her, the harder it is to recognise her own voice. The contract contains blank pages. And not everyone at the publishing house wants Daphne asking too many questions. How far would you be willing to go to have a name of your own at last? A psychological thriller about identity, authorship and the price of recognition.

Dark existential poetry for those into that kind of thing. **Trigger Warning in Section Titles.**

It's hard to be an author. Hard and fun. One minute we know the content of a best seller to come, just to find it impossible the next, to transfer our piece of art inside our head onto the future "all times best written book".

Just a bunch of short things I find on Pinterest Prompts. Mainly fanfictional purposes and OC's of mine too. :) I will put the pairing / fandom / event at top, plus a Photo of the prompt. I also take request for : Supernatural, PJO & HOO, Harry Potter (Depends), Voltron, Avengers, DC, Grimm (Depends), and Sherlock(Depends). X Readers are a request, I do take those.

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Some questions are hard to answer. This one proved nearly impossible.

I am going to review some stories feel free to request stories for me to read and review

Yes, everything happens for reason. For a eighteen year old boy that lives from different places, finds something interesting yet devasting. Meet Elijah Adamson And Joanna Swipston

Any writing, like speaking, has personal as well as impersonal character to it; whereas in letters, the personal tone acquires an emotive character, the impersonal tenor of stage plays, and such public endeavours, imbibes the force of opinion making. Inevitably, this innate ability of language to influence the listener / reader, besides catering to the vanity of the speaker / writer, makes it prone for abuse by man. Maybe, it's the inkling of the dangers of demagogy that makes nature to ensure that the oratorical skills are in short supply for man. But in our 'media era', as the vanity of the rightly-connected gets fulfilled by way of seeing 'one's name in print', the writing became a victim. Needless to say, this premise makes it incumbent upon one to define what ought to be true writing.

This was given to me by a fellow wattpadder... So I guess I should answer them

Work ini berisi 2 bagian, yaitu artikel non-fiksi dan cerita fiksi. Bebas mau baca salah satu atau keduanya:)

Similar to "Anonymous," a Major Motion Picture to be released September 2011. Who actually wrote the plays of William Shakespeare?

Just about everything about me... sometimes... just... yah!!