Elektrine lite

← Feed

M Nesce Drake

nesce@mastodon.social

<p>SFF writer. Recovering human. Disabled dork. She/her. Pronounced NESH-uh.<br />Help me exist: <a href="https://buymeacoffee.com/mnescedrake" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener" translate="no"><span class="invisible">https://</span><span class="">buymeacoffee.com/mnescedrake</span><span class="invisible"></span></a></p>

Posts

  • Post #1976478

    #writerscoffeeclub Jan 25. What comes first: setting, character, plot? What comes next? Sometimes a title arrives in my mind and it demands I write a story that goes with it. But usually I have a couple of each category (plot, setting, characters) floating around in my imagination and I play about with seeing how they fit together... until the Idea strikes and I have something.

  • Post #1976477

    RE: https://zeroes.ca/@trendless/116233562509870100 The British public seem averse to the reality that covid is still a thing to be wary of, let alone the potential life altering consequences of it. This quote here is bang on.

  • Post #1976476

    I just had to say I just installed Scrivener on my (Ubuntu) laptop and it was a delightful experience. (The version native to linux comes as an AppImage, so the hardest part is installing the FUSE library, which is stupidly easy.) #amwriting #foss

  • Post #1976475

    Hey! The UK govt consultation on kids vs the internet closes tomorrow night. Which means you still have time to do their survey/tell them their ideas are stupid and age restrictions won&amp;#39;t keep anyone safe. https://www.gov.uk/government/consultations/growing-up-in-the-online-world-a-national-consultation #ukpol #onlineSafetyAct

  • Post #1976474

    The perils of searching Glasgow Libraries: Sometimes your search yields manuscripts in Latin from 1618, and next minute you find you&amp;#39;ve spent an hour down an unexpected research hole. #books #libraries #Glasgow #writing #reading

  • Post #1976473

    I just finished reading &amp;quot;How to live safely in a science fictional universe,&amp;quot; by Charles Yu, and I have to tell you about it. We follow a time machine repair guy kind of through time, but also not through time, with his dog and pilot, who also don&amp;#39;t actually exist. It&amp;#39;s so ridiculously fantastic, but also heartfelt. It&amp;#39;s a science fiction story of family written in physics and maths, and it was so fucking delightful to find such a thing! #books #sci...

  • Post #1976471

    How do you lot record/note your ideas? More specifically, how do you corral your ideas together? I&amp;#39;ve been using: 1)a notes app on my phone that isn&amp;#39;t backed up or synced anywhere -Joplin 2)a notes app on my phone/computer that is synced (but sometimes unreliable) -Standard Notes 3)notes to myself in Signal 4)hand written notes in no less than 3 physical note books 5)a selection of documents (.odt or .txt) It isn&amp;#39;t a system; it&amp;#39;s chaos. I know this. Halp....