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>>9628730
Jeb Bush: Aggressive Conservatism in Florida

>>9628773
.lmao

>>9628687

I read every worthwhile book since the Greeks. That's first of all! With this comprehensive knowledge of theme, motif, archetypes, etc. I work out what it is I want to communicate. And then decide the conclusion of that something. Now it's a matter of working backwards, or forwards, however, until at least the major plot points are down--all under the guidance of that something I want to communicate. With vague ideas about the protagonist, I begin to write, discovering the characters as I write, and then sure enough I have a novel.

:)

At first I just keep thinking of the general structure of the novel. Since I first came up with the ending of my first two novels, this process was easier. I knew where I was going and had to somehow pave the way, so I just wrote random notes in notebooks. Then I proceeded to arrange these notes and divide the story in chapters, and only then I thought of lots of individual scenes.

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I was going to post this but he wasn't actually French. ;^)

>you

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>>9628562

>>9628454
bifo is not his real name, it's just a nickname

It goes it goes it goes GUILLOTIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINE YUH!

Did anyone else read Heroes: Mass Murder and Suicide?

Horrible trash

hideous, kys skullposting scum

Inner monologue?

>>9628340
no, retard, you shouldn't. sentences should be designed for maximum impact on the audience.

"imagine, if you will, a thread in which OP is not a faggot"

"imagine a thread without OP's faggotry"

can you tell me the difference between these two sentences?

one is not necessarily better than the other

>>9628516

1: Pretentious drivel intended to make the writer and reader feel smarter than they are.
2: Straight to the point. Communicates what is necessary in order to reach maximum understanding of the intended message.

She's a SJW of short literature.

Overrated...didn't find the above pic particularly noteworthy nor all that interesting. It's short though -- form your opinion.

>>9628237
>magnum opus
>Hour of the Star
That's her entry level shit, anon. The Passion According to GH is her absolute best.

Entitled Opinions

>>9628186
Interesting, will put that on my playlist. Anything else? Maybe any archives?

>>9628078
>How the hell do I develop such an extensive intelligence?
By lurking in social media, the tool of debilitation of masses. 'Cause it's cool to be dumb, duuuude.

Does Tao still shitpost here?

Tao Lin is the voice of our malfunctioning generation. Get over it plebs

Amazon does all of these things. Kindle stories have covers designed by the author, are often bundled with other stories by the author, and Amazon allows you to buy and review them.

If you mean a website that does all of those things and also isn't trash, good luck.

>>9628042
Because nobody would buy them.

>>9628042
One of the most appealing things about Bandcamp is that you can go to the artists Bandcamp page and stream the whole (majority of the times). How would that translate with short stories?

>>9627939
> not getting the McDonald's of philosophy

Brainlet isn't harsh enough of a word. Maybe inorganic matter started to use 4chan.

*shniff* here, we see, you know, the best example, of Lacan's point, you know *shniff*, that OP is always a faggot.

>>9627939
https://youtu.be/EVl3T4e9rvQ

Because everyone can find some common ground with him

>Zheez people, Elon Musk, eh, Zuckerberg, they are the first to be shot.