Wheezy
(That Guy You Met Once)
from West Philadelphia, but not born or raised.
Since: Jan, 2001
Relationship Status: I'm just a poor boy, nobody loves me
(That Guy You Met Once)
#2: Mar 22nd 2018 at 11:22:29 AM
Infestation seems like a plot element, not a theme, but besides that, they're all closely related.
Project progress: The Adroan (102k words), The Pigeon Witch, (40k). Done but in need of reworking: Yume Hime, (50k)
#3: Mar 23rd 2018 at 10:20:34 AM
The themes and ideas that pop up in your head during brainstorming are not always transcribed onto paper. The themes and ideas that appear in the first draft do not always live to see the publishing of the book they first appeared in.
Just start writing.
Spiral out, keep going.
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When I'm writing a story, I often think about its theme in the middle of brainstorming the story. But I when I think about one topic, lots of others pop up in my head. For example, one story has themes of sin, redemption, infestation, what is evil, and religion. Would that be too many themes, or is that not an issue as long as they tie together?