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Just read the latest chapter of KYD by @sophsicle and this is so Barty crouch coded

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Christmas gift, part 1.I feel like for anyone else matteo might gift them something expensive but he respects Emma and knows she's prideful and, therefore, might not get her something she might feel indebted for.On the other hand her pride has never stopped him from buying her designer clothes and she's never minded that too much. So if we follow the theory he that he might not get her something expensive...

I love this hypothesizing, but I don’t wanna spoil so I can’t say anything. The Christmas chapter should be coming soon though (I hope). Maybe two/three chapters from now.

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Imagine Emma vs Harvey Specter from Suits in court 💀. That would be an epic battle.

YES!!!

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Do you have any tips on how to create a unique plot and the do's and don'ts to keep it interesting? Thnx💖

hey lovely!

So I’m probably not a great authority on writing tips, but I’ll tell you what works for me personally.

One of the biggest things I try to avoid is leaning into the expository too much. I’ve seen lots of otherwise good stories that lose the train of their plot because they focus too much on setting, or some message they’re trying to send the reader, or a character’s thought processes. I think a well-paced plot is best served through dialogue and action, so I always try to keep it moving and figure it out as I go.

Another thing I do is kind of counter-intuitive, but hear me out. People are always saying to avoid cliches in writing to keep things original, but I think using cliches and then giving them little twists is actually a better way to surprise the reader because you’re playing on their preconceived notions (Ex: taking a “good girl” cliche and having her be a serial killer). It catches the reader more off guard and makes them feel like your story is more ‘unique’ because they thought they knew what to expect from that character.

So really, just trust your gut and try not to question yourself too much. You may feel like your story’s plot is dull and uninteresting, but that’s just because you wrote it so of course you already know what’s gonna happen. Hope this helped :)

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“What would you do for me?”

“Anything, probably.”

If We Were Villains, M. L. Rio // Kings Rising, C. S. Pacat // The Wicker King, K. Ancrum // The King’s Men, Nora Sakavic

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“Touch.

And touch.

And touch.”

@little-shit-soph has given me Barty/Evan brain rot, and I’m making it everyone’s problem.

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Quotes that remind me of Sirius and Regulus and their relationship as shown in Choices.

@little-shit-soph

(Credits belong to original owners of the quotes)

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Little Langdale, the Lake District (@fayazey IG)

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@chaptersnet event i: childhood favorites — a series of unfortunate events by lemony snicket

“not only is there no happy ending, there is no happy beginning and very few happy things in the middle”

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NBC Hannibal (2013-2015) 

Desireé Dallagiacomo, from “Origin Story,” Sink (2019)