Savoyarde De Naissance Et Champenoise Actuellement, Jappelle A Un Pain Au Chocolat

Savoyarde de naissance et champenoise actuellement, j’appelle ça un pain au chocolat

Bon, j’ai besoin de savoir. Si vous êtes Français, rebloguez d’où vous venez et comment vous appelez ce truc:

Promis je ne me battrais avec personne.

Je commence: je suis parisienne de naissance et bordelaise d’adoption (depuis un an et demi), et j’appelle ça une chocolatine.

“You’re serious.”

“Yes.”

“I’m the Chosen One.”

“You are.”

“What exactly have I been chosen for?”

“Such knowledge is not ours to give.”

“… okay. Well, how much time do I have?“

“It is written that none shall know the hour nor the day.“

“Are you sure I’m the Chosen One?”

“Yes.”

“Is that literally all you can tell me?”

“It is.”

“How is that supposed to help me?”

“The fate of the world rests in your hands, and our duty is to herald your coming. It is not our place to question why.“

“So… let me see if I’ve got this straight: you know I’m destined to save the world from some huge apocalyptic threat, but you can’t tell me what that threat is, when or where it will arrive, what I’m supposed to do about it, or even why you told me about it the first place.“

“That is correct.”

“You are the least helpful prophets ever.”

“So we are told.”

One of my many daily struggles from “living with” Anxiety

Victoria Schwab Tweets:

“This just in: you can love writing and also find it hard.

“I was once on a panel and another author essentially said, ‘if you don't enjoy every moment, then why are you here?’ and I was...exasperated. Creativity is a complicated beast. You don't have to love every second to be a valid participant.

“I love the ideas. I love brainstorming, and problem-solving, and I love making this better, fine-tuning language.

“I also hate drafting, claw my way through self-doubt, crawl on my hands and knees through the frustration of the unrealized.

“I'm not here because I love every second.

“I'm here because the parts I love are worth the rest.”

question about online writing

Hey guys, I got an answer from the publisher about my novel and apparently if I translate it myself I can post it online.

So, where do you read online original fiction? I want to know all about the different platforms, free and for profit, the tumblrs and patreons and whattpads and amazons and ao3s.

Do you read original stories online? where did you hear about them? tumblr, twitter, facebook, instagram?

If you're a writer, what works for you, what doesn't?

Feel free to answer to this post or message me directly, and reblogs are always appreciated because I need info on this.