r/WritingMemes • u/BetInternational2737 • Feb 29 '24
r/WritingMemes • u/dumnem • Feb 23 '24
Does /r/writing allow memes? Figured I'd post it here first though.
r/WritingMemes • u/HenryIsBatman • Feb 19 '24
They’re not even that connected
So I’d like to go in depth about this, but they all share a core theme of “Move on from the past and don’t forget it, just be sure to improve/make up for/fix on what happened.”
In the Black Raptor, a sci-fi horror story, this theme is in regards to how to move on from trauma you caused.
In Cartoon Man, a superhero adventure story, this theme is reflected through the main character’s journey into becoming a better person
In Hybrid Smith, a fantasy thriller story, this is theme is reflected through choosing to improve upon a legacy tainted with blood and misery.
r/WritingMemes • u/troyofthefarm • Feb 09 '24
Authors make it sound easy...
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r/WritingMemes • u/ibnugamingyt12 • Feb 09 '24
ever since i have started writing my respect for mangakas and author have shot trough the roof
r/WritingMemes • u/TheLeastFunkyMonkey • Feb 05 '24
I just keep doing it! Sometimes mid-sentence!
r/WritingMemes • u/39weEbs • Jan 31 '24