What do you do BEST?

Ugawa · Jul 13, 2009

Dialogue for me.

Or at least that's what people say.

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Saskatoonistan · Jul 13, 2009

ccarver30 said:
I thought this had already been a subject but I couldn't find it.

What do you do best? Dialogue? Introduction?

I end scenes awesomely. I have that quip or great piece of dialogue right at the end of a scene/chapter that makes your smirk.

I make really good Kraft Dinner.

Caramia · Jul 13, 2009

Connecting the dots

Painted Wings · Jul 13, 2009

Imagery and description. Especially in my poetry. In fiction my strength is toying with the reader and surprise endings.

SPMiller · Jul 13, 2009

Anything that isn't dialog.

Fille · Jul 13, 2009

Finding the perfect setting for every scene.

brokenfingers · Jul 13, 2009

I can customize my MS Word 2007 pretty well.

Libbie · Jul 13, 2009

Weird, cool imagery. It's fun. I like to play with it.

Pepper · Jul 13, 2009

ccarver30 said:
What do you do best?

I'm still waiting for someone to tell me.

JamieMT · Jul 14, 2009

Dialogue, according to me.

According to certain readers of my blog serial, I'm good at torturing my characters. Which is good, because I really enjoy doing that. ;-)

firedrake · Jul 14, 2009

Description.

backslashbaby · Jul 14, 2009

I'm good at sneaking in something to think about in a way that is enjoyable and a huge part of the appeal rather than preachy. I'm doing satire, btw.

Yeah, SP, I'd think being awesome at tactile details would go a long way in erotica

AuburnAssassin · Jul 14, 2009

Apparently adverbs...

(and then maybe dialogue?)

Matera the Mad · Jul 14, 2009

A little of everything. I'm good at tying things together.

jodiodi · Jul 14, 2009

Nothing.

waylander · Jul 15, 2009

Procrastination

MattW · Jul 15, 2009

Putting my characters in difficult situations.

Getting them out? Not so much...

rhymegirl · Jul 15, 2009

I can't reveal that here.

Alan Yee · Jul 15, 2009

Angsting my characters. My book is pretty depressing at times.

vixey · Jul 15, 2009

jodiodi said:
Nothing.

I was waiting for someone to say that.

waylander said:
Procrastination

Me, too.

rhymegirl said:
I can't reveal that here.

I dunno...I've had a few agents say they love the WAY I write, as in pacing and poetic prose. I still need to work on plot.

ETA: Apparently one thing I do best is kill threads...

JimmyB27 · Jul 15, 2009

waylander said:
Procrastination

That's what I was going to say, but I've only just gotten around to it...

Other than that, I think I'm very good at the big ideas, the setting, backstory, worldbuilding - all the preparatory stuff.
But I can't seem to put it all together into a coherent story/plot.

Pat~ · Jul 15, 2009

Distraction.

But, if I can hang onto a thought long enough, I sometimes can eke out a poem before I'm off and running again...

thethinker42 · Jul 15, 2009

Apparently I'm good at understating stuff. Scarletpeaches, Adzmodeus, and Libbie all seem to like some of the subtle descriptions and such in my writing.

And I'm told I'm good at writing a convincing love story without making it predictable and sappy.

Adam · Jul 16, 2009

Lori pwns at subtle descriptions.

Peeps tend to like my humorous bits, so I'll say "humour".

I rather like my dialogue too, but I need to work on making it less "talking head"y.

Grinfader · Jul 16, 2009

Procrastination. And then plot, maybe.

What do you do BEST?

It's a catastrophic success!

Still the wrong side of Saskatoon

Alliteration Afflicted

Prodigiously Hanged

Hungry

Walkin' That Road

Worst song played on ugliest guitar

I IS PRANCING

Lurker in the Corner

practical experience, FTW

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Darkly Romantic Curmudgeon

Bartender, gimme a Linux Mint

Reflections of Reality

Who's going for a beer?

Company Man

It's a New Year!

Still Here!

C'est la vie!

Hoopy frood

Luftmensch Emeritus, A.D.D.

Abnormal Romance Author

Not dead.

Butt In Chair

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