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I wanted to write this exhaustive academic analysis after revisiting Butterfly Soup, a short visual novel by Brianna Lei, creator of Pom Gets Wi-Fi. She literally writes the best character dialogue since William Shakespeare, so you should buy this game immediately.

(also it's free)

I won't spoil anything at all here, just wanted to describe how the VN makes such a smart choice about story structure.

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Welcome writers! Another Monday is upon us, and so it is time once more discuss writing in all its various forms and shapes. Or rather, a specific form and shape, as we don’t have time to discuss everything in a single installment of Being a Better Writer.

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Did you know there's only one story in the world? It's called the Hero's Journey, or Hero With A Thousand Faces. Literally every story you write is a repackaged form of this traditional myth. Right?

Nahh, of course that's ridiculous. People want to believe it's that easy, so they'll squeeze every story into that model, even when it doesn't really fit. It's an effective set of themes, but hardly the only option.

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I bet a lot of you are going to be surprised by the actual gist of this post. Yes, I am talking about time management, but not in the way you think. Also, I'm fairly certain I've done posts on making good use of writing time before, so those still exist.

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There are a lot of half-baked authors who seem to think that "feeling" your way through pacing, structure, and storytelling is the way to go. They are flat out wrong. Practice form and get good at it before you think about breaking form.

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Competitive programming is a programming game with numerous players competing against one another for better outcomes. One's mental faculties are improved, and analytical and reasoning abilities are developed. More than ever before, competitive programming is widespread. Today's online programming community is vibrant and competitive, and several competitions happen every week. Competitor challenges are getting worse at the same time.

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Say you were casting around for a new project (I could do more work on Blueblood but he colonized my entire brain all last month and we need some time apart RN). Say you like writing shipfic. And say Gwen Hayes' Romancing the Beat is one of your favorite structure books, but you can never remember the beats. Say you also like Scrivener.

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So, finally got Flutters' chapter up. I'm having delays on Pinkie's, for two reasons; first, it's the first multiperson set up I've done, and I'm sort of stuck both there and in Hunting Season's first threeway, and second, because I'm running into some walls on scenes in Hunting Season; among other things, because it's 150K words long now and I still haven't gotten Fluttershy into Hopper's pants yet. I think I'm going to take out some of the side scenes, like Blueblood's fate (I

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Hello dear followers and anyone who might chance upon this.

It’s been some time since I actually wrote down one of these deconstructive exercises, but I decided to do it now because of a blog post from Bad Horse about the same movie. I’m grateful for his post, for without it I probably wouldn’t have given this one a chance, and I ended up quite liking it.

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So my local Brony group is really active and organized, and one of the things we do is a free, weekly, hour-long writing class with volunteer teachers. I've taught two lessons in it so far, and my non-Brony roommate wanted me to film it this last time because he was interested in the lesson but didn't want to come to the group meeting. So I took about eight hours to get the whole thing into good shape on YouTube, and you can watch it there. And now you can watch it here, if you have a spare

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This is Grammer a Week, the periodic blog program-thing where I address a frequently broken grammar rule and tell you how to fix it. This week's installment is about sentence structure. Yeah, it seems like a boring concept, but trust me: it's a subject worth knowing. If you know your sentence structures well, making unique, interesting, and varied sentences will become easier. Oh, and you know those pesky commas that you don't know where to place? A good half of those comma issues can be

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Hey people! First off, apologies for being a bit late today. I stayed up late making sure the ad campaign for the Big 300 Sale had properly launched, slept late as a result, and then got sidetracked by a lot media news (Bethesda, if you’re curious).

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Welcome back writers! As work continues getting Axtara – Magic and Mischief (I still miss Mayhem, but we’ll be getting a BaBW post on that next week) that hasn’t stopped Being a Better Writer from delivering!

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I didn't mention this in the last post, but I'm also idly working on a sequel to my controversial short story Back to Normal. It's not front-burner, but it's one of those things that could jump forwards unexpectedly.

Is that what that is...

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