FantasiaInk

This is an expanded version of my latest "Advice-A-Day" post on my Tumblr. A story is never just "stuff happening" or "about people." Rather, it is both. This is a strange phenomenon I keep seeing with new writers as a whole. I keep seeing two things...The writers who focus entirely on characters, but no plot. They develop detailed names with historically accurate and appropriate etymologies, they come up with amazingly detailed and well-designed costumes, they'll make a sprawling backstory that could stand as its own story, and on rare occasions, they'll even give these characters a personality and set of compelling behaviors. There's just

A Good Description Concerning adoption, a good description is always needed. It informs the purchaser about everything they need to know about the character and the adoption itself. Basics of a Good Description: :bulletblue: Use proper grammar A lot of deviants are *not* native english speakers and all the english they know is what they have been taught in school so try to use proper grammar. Talking and writing are not the same thing, 'your' and 'you're' do not mean the same thing and should *not* be written in the same way. Some mistakes or 'typos' can always happen, but as long as most of your writing is correct, the odd mistake is for