Writing

I found a nice little freeware app for iOS. All it does is count syllables, but just having it on my phone reminds me that I can take a break and write a little haiku: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/haiku-poems-made-simple/id1227312972

I was wondering what apps and programs you guys use in your creative writing pursuits?

I would like to present a narrative about a medical and technical professional named Victor Amell. He is a lead engineer and tester for the recently renovated and rebranded NASA, which is currently engaged in a conflict with an alien race. The narrative requires the protagonists to relocate humans, with the setting shifted to the planet Kepler-452b. This planetary environment will feature the introduction of dragons and other creatures, though guidance is sought on the development of their species. For instance, the objective is to create a dragon with a more aerodynamic bone structure, enabling enhanced control and agility during flight.

Additionally, there are specials of dragons with more formidable jaws, reduced wingspans, and impressive terrestrial locomotion abilities. Lastly, the possibility exists for the inclusion of a system of miniature-breed dinosaurs and dragons as domesticated animals.

Hey all! I'm new here -- been writing fairly seriously for about a decade and been wading slowly into the publishing world more recently. Would love to get to know any other writers hanging out around here -- what do you write and what are you working on?

I write a lot of fantasy/speculative, though I also do some short work in the space of memoir and CNF. Currently working on a novel about a girl whose voice is death.

Anyway, introduce yourselves! I'd love to see any stories you might be up for sharing!

cross-posted from: https://slrpnk.net/post/4720329

Institution: Yale
Lecturer: Paul H. Fry
University Course Code: ENGL 300
Subject: #lit #literature
Description: This is a survey of the main trends in twentieth-century literary theory. Lectures will provide background for the readings and explicate them where appropriate, while attempting to develop a coherent overall context that incorporates philosophical and social perspectives on the recurrent questions: what is literature, how is it produced, how can it be understood, and what is its purpose?

I have a couple and I just honestly dont even know where to begin