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Apr 25, 05 at 9:48am
re: La Bleu Café : A Writer's Gathering Place

Is it possible to make a story in this forum out of my life on neoseeker I think it would be pretty good?



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Apr 25, 05 at 9:49am
re: La Bleu Café : A Writer's Gathering Place

Hey, I'd certainly read that! That's probably cool-just about anything's fair game really!

Which reminds me, I gotta get back to work on all my stories here...been doing nothing but FAQs lately.



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re: La Bleu Café : A Writer's Gathering Place

Thanks for your help I will start now.



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Apr 25, 05 at 8:42pm
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someone good at writing please give me some hints about how to organize a narration between different characters at different times in the story? for example, for one instance im talking about aura and magic, and for another im going for the kid with bakken. how do you organize two different narrations into a neat single narration that sounds cohesive?

*im refering to my threat Star Chronicles: the story here, please read and comment on it*

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Apr 26, 05 at 2:44pm
re: La Bleu Café : A Writer's Gathering Place

I don't really understand the question - are two separate characters trying to give an account of something (narration), and are you trying to mold those two accounts together?



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Apr 26, 05 at 3:35pm
re: La Bleu Café : A Writer's Gathering Place

molding the two separate accounts together into one story. basically, how do u make a RP where everyone's talking about their own story into one story.

a very good example is lord of the rings, where tolkien had done a godly job of narrating separate accounts of frodo and sam/aragorn and others/gandolf and pippin into one hell of a good story. see what i mean? frodo's story and aragorn's story has nothing to do with each other and they rarely over lap and yet when you read the book it feels so cohesive.

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Apr 29, 05 at 10:34am
re: La Bleu Café : A Writer's Gathering Place

Well, in LotR, Tolkien essentialy has all of the characters working towards the same goal which is what causes the 'cohesion' between the characters. In the end, the ultimate goal is to destroy the one ring and defeat Sauron. Although the stories are completely different, they all tie together because of that goal. Then the different plights and quests the encounter on their own make the story better overall, because it gives each side of the story it's individuality. However, you can't strive too far from what the characters are striving for to begin with.

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May 01, 05 at 9:17pm
re: La Bleu Café : A Writer's Gathering Place

well my threads up it's a acrostic poem any rates?

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May 08, 05 at 9:04pm
re: La Bleu Café : A Writer's Gathering Place

Here is a rough idea for a story:

Not Yet Titled


My lips are real.
My skin is warm.
Yet...
My heart is cold.
My soul is false.
So...
Can you bring me back?
Back to life?



Summary:
    School girl Jessica Cross is the average private school goer in a small town called Cathedral. Her life is basically normal, yet lacks the loving care of a mother in favor of a cruel hand of a father, who just happens to be mangled in some sort of fanatical cult. When her sixteenth birthday rolls around, it seems that things are getting more crazier then they once had been. Encountering a girl named Raven and falling into the twisted coils of her world, Jessica might just find herself doing what no ordinary girl ever dreamt of doing: Saving the world from an apocalypse they didn’t see coming.

Characters:
    Jessica Cross
    Our “Heroine.” Caught in the clutches of a fate that just isn’t meant for her (according to herself of course), Jessica comes face to face with Raven and spirals into a twisted world where everyone she once trusted now fears her and those who she hated now may be her only “salvation.”

    Jason Cross
    The Barer of the Cross, and father of Jessica. He is one of the gifted of the cult, and may have a hand in what is happening to his daughter.

    Raven
    A girl close to Jessica’s age whose quiet, and rather doll like in appearance tend to hide a massive enigma that might reveal something important, or bring about something catastrophic.

Important Junk:
    The Sabbat of the Blue Rose
    A rather twisted cult that deals with the warping of the human mind, and manipulation of the spirit. They are linked to a massive number of homicides, but due to a great deal of connections and money it seems that they are able to thwart the government, the police, and even the Vatican.


How does it sound? Any idea for a possible title suggestion? XD



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May 08, 05 at 9:09pm
re: La Bleu Café : A Writer's Gathering Place

hmmm got it final destination x.

any one like my poems?

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May 08, 05 at 10:17pm
re: La Bleu Café : A Writer's Gathering Place

quote lunarelve
someone good at writing please give me some hints about how to organize a narration between different characters at different times in the story? for example, for one instance im talking about aura and magic, and for another im going for the kid with bakken. how do you organize two different narrations into a neat single narration that sounds cohesive?

*im refering to my threat Star Chronicles: the story here, please read and comment on it*
I wouldn't say I'm too good at writing, but if you're talking about chapter books, alternate between accounts of the two people, or use the little ******* thing to separate them, just remember to keep them separate but similar, like two cameras recording the same thing.

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May 08, 05 at 11:39pm
re: La Bleu Café : A Writer's Gathering Place

I'm not the best, but like Bakura said try and keep events equal. Don't say one thing in one set up, and then have a setting with another character that contradicts it. Make sure you make it obvious what character you are changing the POV over too also, rather then leaving it obscure and muddled.

Like say...


First piece of narration is the two characters dancing.
Second piece is of the third character shortly before that.
dang, how can I shorten this to a short and sweet example...

Okay two paragraph time!


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Richard and Samantha were dancing across the ball room floor. Their form was perfect, and it was obvious by the way the two looked at each other that they were perfectly in love with one another also. That waltz they shared bringing them sweeping across the room past the the table where the drinks and food sat, along with a more intent watcher.

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Samuel watched the two lovebirds waltz past the table. The white gown of Samantha swaying so perfectly, and glittering with the diamonds that decorated it. His heart skipping several beats, while the air could not escape from his lungs. The way the people applauded those two, and their love was slowly driving him insane.



Basically that's a roughdraft, but that should give an idea of what I'm trying to explain.

If the events transition over to the third character's POV you can probably easily transition the paragraphs to that character rather then breaking it with a --- or *** to show a change of character. I normally like trying to bring the paragraphs to flow together to change over to another character. It allows to put more between point a and point b.

I dunno...

I'm horrible at explaining these things...



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May 25, 05 at 10:00pm
re: La Bleu Café : A Writer's Gathering Place

quote lunarelve
molding the two separate accounts together into one story. basically, how do u make a RP where everyone's talking about their own story into one story.

a very good example is lord of the rings, where tolkien had done a godly job of narrating separate accounts of frodo and sam/aragorn and others/gandolf and pippin into one hell of a good story. see what i mean? frodo's story and aragorn's story has nothing to do with each other and they rarely over lap and yet when you read the book it feels so cohesive.
The cohesive feel, comes from the characters actually thinking about one another. Remember that Tolkien might have had entirely differant stories, but the characters themselves would always look back on their memories with the others, while two separate stories can easily be recorded in the same book, it's the ties which literally bond them. If that's what you mean anyway. Just don't make it too obvious, let's say, someone is pushing themselves through an incredibly difficult time, well they look back to an individual who was a source of strength, a paragon of virtue or whatever, then, they continue on, that is when you can kind of fade into the second story line, only subtlely

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Jun 23, 05 at 6:54am
re: La Bleu Café : A Writer's Gathering Place

Hmm I am actually dropping by as I have been interested in sharing my poems here. I have spoken out at several places (clubs, cafes, and the sort) and have gotten some positive feedback from many and was thinking of starting a thread for some. Problem is my poems are a bit graphic and possibly offensive to some. My purpose of course is not to offend but to mearly speak what is in my heart and hope others would listen. So I am wondering if I make it known my intentions are not to offend, and bleep out some words then would that be okay?



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Jun 24, 05 at 12:46am
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I'm pretty sure that's fine, might want to put a Rated: M or Mature or something just as a warning, but there's been pretty graphic stuff in this forum already....



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