: Re: How do i describe a vampire from the perspective of someone who has no idea what they are? The concept of my story is that i would rewrite the story of the first ever vampire in a medieval

I think you really need to focus on those things that the friend can observe and then conclusions from those observations. This will likely make your descriptions concern the physical manifestations. Not "lust for blood" but maybe "behaving like a berserker" or "in a frenzy." What other odd things might the friend notice? And please don't rely on the "not showing in the mirror" as it has been done a zillion times. Maybe instead it's a cold day and the friend notices there is no cloud of chilled breath when the vampire speaks? Good luck!

Load Full (0)

: Do you italicize fictional company names? Generally in fiction writing, you don't italicize company names (even though you would italicize the name of a newspaper). But what do you do if the

@Margaret427

Load Full 1 Comments

: Name of Journal-Like Setting Description Lines Under Chapter Section Headings Some fiction titles put a small block of text listing relevant setting details like the scene's time, date, and location

@Margaret427

Load Full 1 Comments

: How do I write what I don't know? I wanted to write a short story about a man who visits China. I have never been to China; I have never even been to Asia. The story is meant to be

@Margaret427

Load Full 4 Comments

: To visually and logically plan out stories Does there exist an abstract system that can help plan overviews or approximations of a creative writing piece, by way of symbols, conceptual abstract

: Re: How do i describe a vampire from the perspective of someone who has no idea what they are? The concept of my story is that i would rewrite the story of the first ever vampire in a medieval

More posts by @Margaret427

: Do you italicize fictional company names? Generally in fiction writing, you don't italicize company names (even though you would italicize the name of a newspaper). But what do you do if the

: Name of Journal-Like Setting Description Lines Under Chapter Section Headings Some fiction titles put a small block of text listing relevant setting details like the scene's time, date, and location

: How do I write what I don't know? I wanted to write a short story about a man who visits China. I have never been to China; I have never even been to Asia. The story is meant to be

: To visually and logically plan out stories Does there exist an abstract system that can help plan overviews or approximations of a creative writing piece, by way of symbols, conceptual abstract

Login to post a comment!

0 Comments

Back to top