i dropped my book idea..(but here's a new one)


 UPDATE POST

This is just a short update post because something major happened.

In my first blog I mentioned having working on a short stories collection book. Well, I simply dropped it and picked up a new idea. 
I know, not very professional (but then I'm not)

I don't know why but I guess I just lost the motivation. One day I sat to write down the first story and then I thought-

"This is not what I want to do."

And that was it. 
I quit it.

But then something new, something fresh started to brew in my mind. It was fantasy.
I decided that I'm going to write my own fantasy.
It was as simple as that.

This new idea woke something up inside me. I just grabbed my notebook and a pen and started to plot and I plotted the entire thing in a day. Crazy, I still can't believe it.

So, I suppose my next few blogs would be big rambles about my story's world building. I'm so excited, I have made an entire world of my own with its own rules and magic and power systems and I cannot wait to put it here to document it.
XD

Along with this, I've also picked up a nano-project of writing a poem. 
Poems are my life, they convey what I feel or want to say so easily and acutely. 

I mostly like to write short, silly little poems but this one will be a descriptive one. I'll think about if I would like to put it on the internet because the poem is supposed to be deeply personal but I'll surely update on its progress in the form of mini-vlogs on pinterest, if you're interested :)

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P.S- I have made novel plus characters mood boards for my new fantasy story, which we'll call project.wbtrt, so you can catch on its vibe or aesthetic through them!

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