Claar

Hey this is kind of random, but if you have scriptures or gospel library, or both...read 'Revelation'. That section is great. Really cool.

Just thought of something:
          
          When you're tired and bae is the bazillionth person that day to question your extra heavy eyebags, and you're both dorks:
          
          Bae : What were you even doing last night that was so much more important than sleep.
          
          You: *aggressively* Killing off every single quiznacking character that you have ever loved.
          
          Bae: *offended & terrified*

Okay. I know that I just started the Illusionist...but...I want to change it up a bit. So I'm going to be deleting the first chapter and changing up a few things.
          
          (I'm sorry, I'm a very indecisive individual.)

Oh, and shout-out to my friend, French Toast, for editing!

The first chapter of The Illusionist is published. I hope y'all enjoy it. Feel free to give feedback. ;)

Howdy.
          
          I've decided to write a book on here, if y'all want to check it out. The cover is a WIP for now, but I'll be sure to get a better one soon.
          
          My book's name is 'The Illusionist'.

Am I the only one that takes note on the fact that a lot of songs go from talking about someone, to talking to someone?  
          
          Alright, that probably didn't make much sense. I'll use the Bruno Mars song 'Just The Way You Are' as an example.
          
          So, in the first couple of lyrics he's saying, "She's so beautiful, and I tell her every day." He's talking about that person, like how an author would talk about a character in the third person. And then, in the chorus, he says, "When I see your face, there's not a thing that I would change." The person he was previously talking about, he is now directly talking to?
          
          I don't know. I've just never understood why songwriters do that. The sudden narrative shift occurs a lot in songs. 
          
          On a sidenote, I'd just like to say that it's kind of unfair that book writers have to be consistent in the way they narrate stories, and nobody cares when it comes to songs. 
          
          Of course I know *why* its like this. I just think the consistency in narration should apply to both, as song lyrics and books are both forms of literature and are both ways of storytelling.
          
          Thats just my stupid, random opinion, though,

Merry Christmas!

Hey, I'm not going to be writing on wattpad anymore. I'm just going to read on here. 
          
          I'm not really interested in post in my works, and would rather keep them to myself and show them to my friends irl. 
          
          I'd just like to take a moment to thank every on of you for supporting me whenever I posted content. Y'all have really been kind, and I'm glad there are people around here like y'all that support and uplift others.

I don't want to be on technology as much. So I deleted my stuff, including the wattpad app, off of my tablet and gave the tablet to my sisters. This does not mean, however, that I will leave wattpad. I just won't be on it as frequently.
          
          I'll be using my computer, once a week or so, to check up on wattpad. So if I don't respond right away, sorry.
          
          I'll be focusing more on real life and other hobbies. And, hopefully, writing in real life without distractions will help improve my writing.