The question that comes to my mind when reading this post is whether you have engaged in writing a story and its attendant processes? If so, I would like to see a sample of your work. You can email it to me in PDF to christian5327@hotmail.com. In all honesty, I have written only 3 short short stories as an adult. Each story is only about 12-15 pages double spaced. I found that through the process of writing I am able to understand a story's structure and dynamics. However, it is difficult to choose a pale moonlit night as a writer when compared to reading about a pale moonlit night in a story as a reader. I will PDF you my stories once I get your email. Thanks again.Originally Posted by Ice Burn
Look plot twists are ok as long as they are not stupid and add significance to the story.
In some episodes of Nip Tuck, the plot twists add significance. (E.g. Wherein one plastic surgery recipient developed a fatal attraction with one of the surgeons, stalks him and since she can't have him, tries to kill him). Now that is a significant plot twist.
Well you writing that about the character ending courtship with Selena because she has sadism issues?What kind of a sorry ending is that? It sounds very forced and you aren't convincing your readers that it's a deep issue. Maybe you should have written in detail on the main character actually witnessing of Selena's sadistic nature etc.
You write tales that have plot twists and endings that are as bad as the pinoy telenovelas. Write it in tagalog and who knows, you may become a successful telenovela writer.
Anyway, what is your market for your creative writing?
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Nangarap rin akong maging poet dati e. Ayun, after one workshop ayoko na.
