kronal.bsky.social
I love exploring beautiful abandoned places. I enjoy writing, diving into the worlds created by authors, and immersing myself in the process of crafting vivid characters and settings. As for genres, I’m drawn to a variety of fantasy and mystical themes.
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Thanks, no, I haven't read it. I'll definitely take a look.
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I am looking for a situation in which serious rivals or people belonging to different classes with deep contradictions find themselves together. Preferably fantasy, ideally urban fantasy, but not necessary. It doesn’t have to be a romance novel; a fantasy with a love story is also suitable.Thanks!
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CE Savage @cesavage.bsky.social
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I have struggled with this in my Nexus series. It can be fun but also mind bending. I mix mythic and magical beings alongside with normal small town characters. In Book 4 the entire town becomes aware of the Fae taking sanctuary at the Nexus Ranch.
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Interesting... Why did you get stuck?
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I’ve seen concepts like these before, but usually in the context of humor, satire, or parody. But realistically, all of this could cause serious problems!
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The challenges of an interracial marriage between a mermaid and an orc. The struggles of meteorologists in a world where weather witches hold real power. Determining the legal jurisdiction of a ghost.
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Would vampires sue a human for refusing to be a donor despite having a contract? Discrimination against goblins by elves. The arrest of a man who removed a sunshade meant to protect trolls, causing them to turn to stone.
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How would the presence of witches affect the insurance system? How would you prove to the insurance company that a witch really influenced you? How would beauty salons work for werewolves? Dating sites for dragons?
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There is also an image of an open magical world in modern times. It seems that it also cannot be called something unique. But I really miss a story in which the interaction between such a world and the world of people would unfold widely.
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The image of the elf as a hero-lover is also considered incredibly tired. I became interested in finding at least something that would be well written. Result? 0.
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There is Tanya Huff: very stereotyped and slightly caricatured images, the rules of the world are introduced so that people don’t care about them later (this is about the impossibility of vampires being together).
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But what is written in this genre? Preferably from the series. It seems like a lot, but... The series Laurel Galminton slipped into porn. I won’t even write anything about Twilight, it’s not funny. It's just really bad for me as a reader.
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The troll fell asleep before dawn.
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Sometimes, it helps me to imagine the characters from this story in a completely different one. Other times, I just picture having a conversation with them—like an interview. And occasionally, I throw together characters who were never meant to meet, just to see what happens.
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Why did you choose this way?
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There’s always room to find something unique in a character or trope, and what might initially seem like a similarity often turns out to be insignificant when the story is presented thoughtfully and with depth.
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When a story is carefully developed and explored, any superficial resemblance to others tends to fade or become irrelevant.
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For instance, many complain about a lack of originality in the story, claiming that races, tropes, or other elements are repetitive. In reality, the issue usually lies not in the reused races or tropes but in the copied conflicts, character arcs, or other core aspects of the narrative.
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But it would’ve been even more interesting if Dumbledore had found a way to handle it himself instead of leaving it to the kids.
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Yeah, and this story could actually be pretty intriguing. It does get a bit tiring how villains in stories are often portrayed as complex, dramatic, with a deep inner world, while the good guys are so often written as flat and one-dimensional.
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Ironically, I was just thinking about how writing stories is quite a solitary process in itself. And then I came across this post.
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You can not love and be a liberal or a social capitalist. Actually, communism is an extreme, which in fact leads to the same poverty.
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Sinister beauty. There's something to it.
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It's really very cute.
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The USA is a land of opportunity for billionaires and multimillionaires. In relation to everyone else, it is as ruthless as any other empire with an authoritarian ruler.
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Inspiring.