Sometimes, after you've been reading for a long period of time, you think as if you're writing in a book. All formally and descriptively, amirite?

+221 Sometimes, after you've been reading for a long period of time, you think as if you're writing in a book. All formally and descriptively, amirite?

by Anonymous 13 years ago

Yes and typically in a british accent :)

by Anonymous 13 years ago

I tend to narrate my life. "Then I grabbed the nutella out of the pantry, wondering if I should have a snack" ^similar to an actual thought of mine.

by Anonymous 13 years ago

Oh God, I can sympathise. I love writing short stories for entertainment. But... when you read a really old classic (in my case, Wuthering Heights), EVERY thought is tainted with that flowery, purple prose! Instead of: "What the hell are you doing?" Asked Lucy, frowning. "Calm down, I'm not doing anything," John replied. It becomes: "Pray tell, what the devil are you doing, sir?" Lucy fretted hysterically, the configuration of a crease parting her pallid brow. "Fie, fie, my good lady, calm yourself! For I was engaging in no such activity I could concieve to warrant such a frenzied outburst," proclaimed John, noting dearly the panic-sticken expression lingering still furtively upon the maiden's features. Oh geez, I'm getting flashbacks just trying to replicate it...

by Anonymous 13 years ago