My very first upload and my very first writing, ever. I'm so nervous. ;-;
This is a little piece of inflate-fic that I wrote about my longsuffering cat character, Del. If you guys like him, I'll happily write more.
Any tips you have to improve future stories would be appreciated, as long as you're polite. I hope you enjoy it!
This is a little piece of inflate-fic that I wrote about my longsuffering cat character, Del. If you guys like him, I'll happily write more.
Any tips you have to improve future stories would be appreciated, as long as you're polite. I hope you enjoy it!
Category Story / Inflation
Species Unspecified / Any
Size 50 x 50px
File Size 37.2 kB
Good! The only suggestion I'll make, and this is just my opinion, mind you, is to not put parts in where the protagonist looks in a mirror and then start physically describing them; I think that's an awful cliche. You're a third person narrator, you can just describe him!
One thing that I think you did really well was give action to his physical description. Rather than just telling us about his tail, he knocked stuff over with it, and then you briefly touched on it. Any time you can incorporate some kind of action to something rather than just describing it, you're already saying 10 times as much to the audience than if you were just going to explain something.
One thing that I think you did really well was give action to his physical description. Rather than just telling us about his tail, he knocked stuff over with it, and then you briefly touched on it. Any time you can incorporate some kind of action to something rather than just describing it, you're already saying 10 times as much to the audience than if you were just going to explain something.
Molly captivated my attention there at the end with her mention of "Dig-Dug". Del best watch his comments or she'll be be calling him "Pooka" before long, or busted if she becomes too enthusiastic.
Quite the fun read this is, Ranzer. It is a marvelous introduction to your retinue of characters, and your descriptions are easily understandable, which I find always a boon. Bravo!
Quite the fun read this is, Ranzer. It is a marvelous introduction to your retinue of characters, and your descriptions are easily understandable, which I find always a boon. Bravo!
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