OgreWolf
January 3rd, 2003, 09:41 AM
Has the word cliche become a cliche?
These days you can't say anything without people accusing you for doing cliches. It has gone so far that people call it cliche when a fantasy novel has a good guy and a bad guy. Now how the heck am I supposed to write a story if everything is a cliche? I can't start my book out with: Oylifdu (random name(just some keypresses)) put the squid on his head and said "Hello comrades!". I am sure that this has not been done before, but who would want to read something like that?
I think people should read more than the first 10 pages of a story before judging it. You can't start off your story with something that extraordinary.
These days you can't say anything without people accusing you for doing cliches. It has gone so far that people call it cliche when a fantasy novel has a good guy and a bad guy. Now how the heck am I supposed to write a story if everything is a cliche? I can't start my book out with: Oylifdu (random name(just some keypresses)) put the squid on his head and said "Hello comrades!". I am sure that this has not been done before, but who would want to read something like that?
I think people should read more than the first 10 pages of a story before judging it. You can't start off your story with something that extraordinary.