I have a question for you /lit how can i get into fiction, my

>>9734784

How close can you get to the image of a red windmill in your mind if you really focus on it?

What are you doing if you think about a photograph you saw the other day?

>>9734805
nothing i've never seen an imagine in my head , i remember descriptors of thing so the easiest way to put it is if your memories are a play while yours are the performance mine is the script ( comes in handy now and then i remember details well because of it )

>>9734810

That's very interesting. Do you think something overly descriptive would work for you, like Tolkien banging on about every kind of flower the lads pass on the way? Or something epistolary maybe, Read "Autobiography of Red" a straight beam from God just told me you'll love it.

Are you on the spectrum? I feel like it would be hard to relate to people being like that.

>>9734846
As a kid i just read non fiction cause i just thought fiction was boring so i thought if im going to be bored may as well learn.

No i've been tested but if im honest until last year i never noticed, i had wondered if other people could imagine just from art classes where they said close your eyes and draw what you see and i'd get sent out for drawing nothing.

I can recall memories very quickly and easily it's just no image, i seem to have better recollection and memory skills than average i have noticed small things like instead of when i think of a tulip do i see a tulip it just makes me think of information i know about tulips

>pics or it didn't happen

My problem is that I always think in actors' voices for characters.

I can never imagine anything novel. I mix and remix IRL images and I employ them to construct the fictional world.

>>9734937
Sounds pretty interesting, you can't create your own images as in things you've not seen?

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>>9734909
What voice are you hearing now?

>>9734950
Standard anonymous 01

>>9734971
welcome to fiction

>>9734974
The problem is that when I find out characters personalities I tend to give them voices that "fit" that personality, mostly from movies.

>>9734784
>how can i get into literature without being able to imagine
shit posting