I feel like making a thread where we can all contribute to a story. I write the first paragraph or so, someone else writes more, and so on.
That sounds amazing! I would absolutely love to be part of that!
I was thinking that it could be a combination of multiple genres and could use real-world locations along with fictional ones.
I feel like making a thread where we can all contribute to a story. I write the first paragraph or so, someone else writes more, and so on.
That sounds amazing! I would absolutely love to be part of that!
I was thinking that it could be a combination of multiple genres and could use real-world locations along with fictional ones.
COUNT! ME! IN!
(If y'all don't mind :D)
I feel like making a thread where we can all contribute to a story. I write the first paragraph or so, someone else writes more, and so on.
That sounds amazing! I would absolutely love to be part of that!
I was thinking that it could be a combination of multiple genres and could use real-world locations along with fictional ones.
Sounds great to me!
COUNT! ME! IN!
(If y'all don't mind :D)
I certainly don't mind. The more the merrier in my opinion! :D
I'd do it! @ me in the chat
Honestly that sounds really sick! If you have room count me in too.
Yay! Group writing project! This is gonna be amazing! ~cue excited squealing~
(can I stalk that project?)
😁 Thread has been created and those of you that are interested have been tagged! Here's a link to it for anyone else that might be interested!!!
(I have to sleep rn, but I'll post as soon as I can tomorrow!)
(can I stalk that project?)
Of course you can! :-)
(can I stalk that project?)
Of course you can! :-)
Yay! Thanks!
Y'all got snapchat?
I do have snapchat, but I don't use it.
Oof. But yeah the story thread seems really cool, Sy!
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I'm thinking about making recordings of me reading The Count of Monte Cristo. I'd have to give a brief history and geography lesson before starting. How I would go about it is by reading a chapter, discussing important details and events, and then how certain things relate back to others…. I would love to have someone do some sound design to make it a little more immersive.
The only problem is that I absolutely detest how my voice sounds in audio; it sounds entirely different from how I sound irl/face-to-face.
I think this is a great idea~!
Ik this is super random, but is it okay to be poly and bi at the same time?
uhm?? yes??
I mean Im poly, genderfluid and a lesbian all at the same time-
ah ok, thanks!
Ik this is super random, but is it okay to be poly and bi at the same time?
Sure dude! Love whoever you wanna :D
From a friendly neighborhood lesbian <3
Yo @LiteralCyborg that add on to the story was great!
We're going to have so much fun with that! I want to post a new portion, but I also want to wait for the others to add to it too!
I'm thinking about making recordings of me reading The Count of Monte Cristo. I'd have to give a brief history and geography lesson before starting. How I would go about it is by reading a chapter, discussing important details and events, and then how certain things relate back to others…. I would love to have someone do some sound design to make it a little more immersive.
The only problem is that I absolutely detest how my voice sounds in audio; it sounds entirely different from how I sound irl/face-to-face.
I think this is a great idea~!
Awe, thanks! Added bonus that it could potentially help students that have to read it for school, or be great for people that like to listen to people read.
I'm thinking about making recordings of me reading The Count of Monte Cristo. I'd have to give a brief history and geography lesson before starting. How I would go about it is by reading a chapter, discussing important details and events, and then how certain things relate back to others…. I would love to have someone do some sound design to make it a little more immersive.
The only problem is that I absolutely detest how my voice sounds in audio; it sounds entirely different from how I sound irl/face-to-face.
I think this is a great idea~!
Awe, thanks! Added bonus that it could potentially help students that have to read it for school, or be great for people that like to to listen to people read.
tbh I'd listen to it, even if I didnt have to read it for school.
I'm thinking about making recordings of me reading The Count of Monte Cristo. I'd have to give a brief history and geography lesson before starting. How I would go about it is by reading a chapter, discussing important details and events, and then how certain things relate back to others…. I would love to have someone do some sound design to make it a little more immersive.
The only problem is that I absolutely detest how my voice sounds in audio; it sounds entirely different from how I sound irl/face-to-face.
I think this is a great idea~!
Awe, thanks! Added bonus that it could potentially help students that have to read it for school, or be great for people that like to to listen to people read.
tbh I'd listen to it, even if I didnt have to read it for school.
There's 71 chapters in the book with a crap load of characters, some of which have aliases.
I'm thinking about making recordings of me reading The Count of Monte Cristo. I'd have to give a brief history and geography lesson before starting. How I would go about it is by reading a chapter, discussing important details and events, and then how certain things relate back to others…. I would love to have someone do some sound design to make it a little more immersive.
The only problem is that I absolutely detest how my voice sounds in audio; it sounds entirely different from how I sound irl/face-to-face.
I think this is a great idea~!
Awe, thanks! Added bonus that it could potentially help students that have to read it for school, or be great for people that like to to listen to people read.
tbh I'd listen to it, even if I didnt have to read it for school.
There's 71 chapters in the book with a crap load of characters, some of which have aliases.
t-thats alot-
I'm thinking about making recordings of me reading The Count of Monte Cristo. I'd have to give a brief history and geography lesson before starting. How I would go about it is by reading a chapter, discussing important details and events, and then how certain things relate back to others…. I would love to have someone do some sound design to make it a little more immersive.
The only problem is that I absolutely detest how my voice sounds in audio; it sounds entirely different from how I sound irl/face-to-face.
I think this is a great idea~!
Awe, thanks! Added bonus that it could potentially help students that have to read it for school, or be great for people that like to to listen to people read.
tbh I'd listen to it, even if I didnt have to read it for school.
There's 71 chapters in the book with a crap load of characters, some of which have aliases.
t-thats alot-
Which is another reason I'm hesitant about it!
@Winter-The-Gingersnap @SupernaturalSkyGuyLovesTheCount
Awe, thanks guys! I'm glad you guys liked it! Super excited to see what you all post. <3
@LiteralCyborg I like your writing style. I love how it flows!
@LiteralCyborg I like your writing style. I love how it flows!
Aaaah! That makes me so happy! I loved your part too, the dialogue was super smooth.
Both of you are awesome!