Comments on Profile Post by aspiringwriter1997

*dips a piece of bread in the awesome sauce*

mmm...it really is awesome :o

Aye, writing is quite a gift, isn't it? What kind of work do you like most? From our short interactions, I\m guessing you like the classics?

Hey now, don't take all of the sauce. We've got to save it for more people on here. xP

It is such a beautiful and unique gift. I love short stories and poems the best, though I somehow have more novels and nonfiction books on my shelves. :P I adore modernist writers (Woolf, Fitzgerald, Hemingway, T.S. Eliot, etc), but I also have a great love for the classics- as demonstrated by my bookshelf, lol.

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Now it's extra-awesome sauce, so not only is it extra awesome but there will always be some extra to spare :D

Yeah, I've found short stories to be more idea-centric and bear more depth of thought while novels weigh more heavily on characters and how their relationships mingle with circumstances to make a plot.

And yeah, there is nothing like a good poem, is there?

Do you do any writing yourself?

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Now it's extra-awesome sauce, so not only is it extra awesome but there will always be some extra to spare :D

I love this so much. ^.^

I particularly adore O. Henry's short stories since they always have a surprise twist to them and I try to do that with my writings. Short stories seem to be better written, in my view, since they flow better and you can sense it being uninterrupted. Novels are the key to a writer's future, but your argument about them took the words out of my mouth.

And to answer your question, yes, I am a writer and often write as much as I can- when given the chance.

Word-play ftw!!

I've been hearing that novellas may be the next trend in writing. It makes logical sense. A larger story can be split into several shorter pieces, and each shorter piece can be better refined.

Though, I must admit, some novels that bear the depth of thought of the short story through their breadth, ohhhh...those are special

:) I'll look forward to seeing you around then, I gotta get some sleep. Night! o/

Really? Novellas might be the next best thing? I can see it since you could have one large story or several smaller stories tie together and work in a way that it makes a whole story without the complications of a novel.

And what would those novels be? o:

An interesting exchange of words... hold on, I will be back with soda and popcorn.