Hello, I just joined this community and I have an itch to write this Wilson centric character study. I'm just starting it, but I'm writing it in second person because I haven't tried that out and I want to take some more risks with my writing. I'm just looking for concrit right now, even though I could use a beta
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You select one at random, plucking the smooth golden ring out of it’s home. Spin it absentmindedly, memories whirring from wherever they were hidden.I think that this might sound better with either "You" at the beginning of the second sentence or by linking the sentences with "and ( ... )
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The second person thing is really killing me right now, so just having someone else reading it will hlep tremendously. I do need to iron out that paragraph about the rings, it's quite hard to write and hard to read.
I think my largest problem is that I don't really know what to do with it. I mean I know that it's going to explore House and Wilsons realationship, but It's missing all of the stuff that makes it actually a story. Confict, plot. Minor things, really. Heh.
But if you are interested, that would be great. You're pretty much exactly what I'm looking for.
I guess I'd need your e-mail, no? Mine is SnakeXScandal13@yahoo.com My "real world' name is Christina. :)
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We have canon references to three wives, with Julie as the current Mrs. Wilson at the beginning of the show.
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Second person is such a reflective and descriptive way to write, that, like Chase_AustenFan, I'm not sure how smoothly that segways into the dialogue. I agree that more description of what is going on with Wilson would help, that way the contrast of the wistfulness of the second person against the jokey banter with House could set up a really nice tension.
Good luck and have you tried http://community.livejournal.com/housefic_beta/ for a beta?
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“Are you crying?” It’s House. You snort, and sit on the bed, loosening your tie with your free hand.
“No.”
“You really should. Let it all out. It helps.”
“Like you would know anything about that.”
“Not fair! I have feelings. “
“Throwing a hissy fit because The L-Word is cancelled is not technically the same as ‘Letting it all out.’”
“It’s not why you do it, Jimmy. It’s how it makes you feel.”
Oh, and watch the use of "Jimmy." It's been used three times in three seasons on the show, and fanfic writers have tended to use it as an all-too-frequent crutch ever since.
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You know, I often wondered about the use of Jimmy. I know he's said it, but I have read fics were it really becomes too much, I just couldn't see anything else being used. :)
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