I constantly struggle with how obvious a symbol should or shouldn’t be. And most recently, I’ve been paralyzed with indecision. There’s a very blurred line between a totally missing the message and so obvious that it can come off as offensive. Admittedly my reservations of tackling a turbulent topic are probably a contributing force in […]
Month: June 2018
Something to Hold on to
So I got really busy this morning and now I’m late posting this, but I’m still working on the novel a bunch so I’m just going to keep it brief today. I’ve been thinking a lot about how descriptive I need to be in my writing. Since it’s from my protag’s POV, I’ve taken the […]
I just can’t do outlines
Lately, I’ve found that my chapter outlines are just completely pointless. Almost to the point of being self-defeating. I know I’ve talked about this before but it’s actually kind of funny how much of a departure I end up taking from my outlines now. I think it’s because when I’m writing the outlines, I’m thinking […]
Hitting Record
During Ubisoft’s press conference, I was introduced to really ingenious site called hitRECord.org by Joseph Gordon-Levitt. He introduced it as a way for the creative side of the gaming community to contribute to an upcoming game: Beyond Good and Evil 2. Immediately I was like, sign me up. And I did sign up. I’m not […]
Sensation
I’m struggling to find something that hasn’t been said already. I know there’s some string of words that wants to be said but it’s all so familiar now. Honestly, I’m having trouble pinpointing my ideas for this post after watching the Sense8 finale this morning, and, just by the way, its brilliance and complexity cannot […]
Sunkissed
Meet me in a raindrop,
dress me in your gaze.
Convince me that I’m in control
like those days I got in the way. Continue reading “Sunkissed”
Back into the Action
It’s been a weird week. Weird doesn’t even begin to describe it actually. I found a new side of myself that I didn’t know existed. In a way, it left me kinda dumbfounded. And I basically surrendered to a new set of ideals for the whole week completely unintentionally. I realize I’m being overly cryptic […]
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