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Topic	I'm meant to be starting my new book tomorrow. However, there is a problem.
Sunhawk 12/31/18 2:13:09 PM #51:	CoolBro posted... Sunhawk posted... Although, after 16 year of insulting me and telling me I'm not good enough, I suppose they have damaged my general confidence plenty. So, that's good. damn you have been in CE for 16 years? Well, more than 16 and a half, actually. Kilbotz, I'd like to think it's a mix of character-driven storytelling, with plenty of zeitgeistal elements. I mean, clearly Germany has a fascinating history, and I want to use that. If I don't talk about how people's lives were affected by Hitler and the Nazis, or by the Stasi, I'm doing it wrong. I admit, though, the couple of stories I want to write set in modern Germany, i.e. 1990 and onwards, I like the idea of writing them like generic Western stories. This is meant to reflect how Germany is now part of a global community, and so has blurred its culture with those of places like Britain and America, etc. This, I think, is reffered to as monoculture. Writing can be very hard, though, even when you feel you know the subject matter very well. --- It has been 0 days since something interesting happened. Thrill me, chill me, fulfil me. <cite>Sunhawk posted [p:914983775] in I'm meant ... [t:77349242]...</cite> <quote><cite>CoolBro posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Sunhawk posted...</cite> <quote> Although, after 16 year of insulting me and telling me I'm not good enough, I suppose they have damaged my general confidence plenty. So, that's good. </quote> damn you have been in CE for 16 years?</quote> Well, more than 16 and a half, actually. Kilbotz, I'd like to think it's a mix of character-driven storytelling, with plenty of zeitgeistal elements. I mean, clearly Germany has a fascinating history, and I want to use that. If I don't talk about how people's lives were affected by Hitler and the Nazis, or by the Stasi, I'm doing it wrong. I admit, though, the couple of stories I want to write set in modern Germany, i.e. 1990 and onwards, I like the idea of writing them like generic Western stories. This is meant to reflect how Germany is now part of a global community, and so has blurred its culture with those of places like Britain and America, etc. This, I think, is reffered to as monoculture. Writing can be very hard, though, even when you feel you know the subject matter very well. --- It has been 0 days since something interesting happened. Thrill me, chill me, fulfil me.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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