Skyland was showing on Dutch television. I downloaded a few episodes in the past, and noticed that the broadcasted version was post-processed to look more 'dirty'. Which made it look a lot better, to be honest.
Storywise it's okay.
Skyland was showing on Dutch television. I downloaded a few episodes in the past, and noticed that the broadcasted version was post-processed to look more 'dirty'. Which made it look a lot better, to be honest.
Storywise it's okay.
Writing is hard. It's very hard. People have no clue how hard it actually is. Even writers themselves are clueless.
So, I set out to document the writing process. Read on (besides, it was about time I created another mindmap)...
Every writer has their own preference. For example, I prefer to write with empty lines instead of indents. (There are some disadvantages to that method, but I just find it easier that way.)
Still, you might want to go for the 'official' format when submitting.
Review.
I’m in love. Not necessarily with Anna Taylor-Joy (who, frankly, does have a bit of a weird face, though that might be a deliberate make-up choice) but with the sixties. I’m a bit surprised that nobody is mentioning Beth Harmon’s… eh… predecessor / inspiration misses Emma Peel 😅
A typical (?) LitRPG, no tables, but it’s all about leveling and power, and boring as hell. It’s book 1 of the Cradle series, and I got the first eight books for free, but I doubt I will enjoy any of them.
Anything even vaguely resembling LitRPG or GameLit is a definite no-go for me.