This Mess is a Place

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See, that’s what the app is perfect for.

Sounds perfect Wahhhh, I don’t wanna

I gained a couple of new followers recently, so I figured I might as well warn you all before you stick around:

  • this blog is a bunch of multifandom garbage (affectionate)
  • the queue is usually set up to post at least once an hour, because I hoard posts in my drafts and it’s becoming A Problem™
  • there are no rules here, and I post whatever I feel like
  • ship whatever you want, I know I certainly do

despite the seeming disorganization of this blog, I do actually have an extensive tagging system, but it might be one that only I can understand

and oh yeah, if I reblog something from you from like. years ago? it’s because it got lost in my drafts and I’m only just now getting to it.

thank you for listening; please enjoy responsibly

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Unmute !

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That’s a gunfight in a Looney Tunes cartoon

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thanks, @tenspookybugs !

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If you can’t hear this, it’s like a cross between a pinball machine and every silly “gunfire pew pew” joke you’ve ever run across.

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Thank you @athenasdragon

Here’s the link if you don’t want to search for this in the notes!

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On a completely unrelated note, the guy in the video who threw the rocks, Cory Williams, is responsible for this ancient Internet relic known as the Mean Kitty song.

wait this is mr safety wow good for him
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Anonymous asked:

Do you have any suggestions on outlining by chapters? How much do you include?

wordsnstuff answered:

For each chapter, I tend to write very short outlines, because if I over-plan them, I feel trapped and uninspired because there’s no surprises waiting for me in the actual writing process. I don’t outline chapter by chapter often, but when I do, I try to keep it simple by specifying the following about each chapter: 

  • the beginning point
  • the end point
  • the purpose(s) it serves
  • a general synopsis of what happens
  • what characters appear in it
  • the tone of it
  • what symbolism/details to include somewhere

Anything more than that, I leave to the editing process or to determine as I write.

Happy outlining!

x Kate

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