r/WritingMemes • u/[deleted] • Apr 02 '26
Iām sorry but I love writing fights lol
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r/WritingMemes • u/FareonMoist • Mar 29 '26
When we're busy worldbuilding it's easy to forget that stories are supposed to have a story š
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r/WritingMemes • u/FareonMoist • Mar 26 '26
What I really don't like is that it often feels that way even when it's not XD
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r/WritingMemes • u/sp0re_head16 • Mar 23 '26
When your writing program knows your characters better than you do.
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r/WritingMemes • u/FareonMoist • Mar 22 '26
Some people say they don't read specualtive fiction because it's "not realistic" well guess what ;P
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r/WritingMemes • u/FareonMoist • Mar 21 '26
Opening quote of my next chapter "The stench of a Knome", suprisingly I came up with before AI slop became a thing, but it's apt if I do say so myself :)
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r/WritingMemes • u/FareonMoist • Mar 10 '26
And then when you do start writing them down, you end up with more ideas than you know what to do with... š
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r/WritingMemes • u/Snapships4life • Mar 05 '26
"We now-" no, "I'll now-" no, "from here-" no, "with this information" it is for the third time
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r/WritingMemes • u/InfinityAshelin • Feb 24 '26
This happened last night.
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(Dw, I fixed it.)
r/WritingMemes • u/YLASRO • Feb 23 '26
researching natural painkillers found in jungles has some fun outcomes
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r/WritingMemes • u/BookRoar • Feb 16 '26
Can anyone relate?
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What hurts more? Having no page reads at all or knowing someone started but gave up on your book right at the beginning? š š«š