Astronaut

I'm a bit late here, but I thoroughly agree with Pompadour! When and where are important. We tend to blend together decades from other centuries, or even centuries from other ...

(I'm thirteen and never share my work anymore because I hate it, but I joined the site when I was 11 so I guess my input's still valid) If you ...

It's scattered and doesn't make sense. Like, "Are you a boy or a girl?" "Boy." What's your name? "Rebecca." When were you born? "1804." When did you die? "1630 BC. ...

My recommendation is that, if he's a "manly" character, he shouldn't break down just yet. Not because people in real life wouldn't, but because you're still establishing his character. And ...

Prokaryote, I would like to mention that your signature is relevant to that comment (although I don't know what it's from). Also, thank you for your username reminding me to ...

Throw them all in a locked room and let them write their own story.

*facepalms* I mean LockWOOD and Co. I'm thinking of Chamber of Secrets :D

It is about ghosts. But it's good.

Ooh, and the Lockhart and Co. Series. I have a feeling there might be romance later on in the series, but so far it's really good :D

Try historical fiction. It might make you cringe at first (I'm not a fan of that genres, as you might not be), but there are some great books, like The ...

Here's a club with a similar idea...