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Well, she doesn't exactly have PTSD, but at this point, she's angry and grieving for her parents and third sister (Kate), whom the antagonists killed. If that makes sense. :) ...

Thanks for your reply. I thought this would seem like a metaphor for ableism--I'm leaving it up to the reader, ultimately, but I also saw the parallel as I wrote ...

I came up with a new (somewhat weird) idea for my novel's ending. Basically, after the main characters attempt to escape the prison that the antagonists put them in, the ...

I've taken a few of these tests and I'm an INFP. :)

I'm reading "The Raven Boys" by Maggie Stiefvater. It's enjoyable, albeit a little weird.

Thanks for your advice. :)

@featherstone9086 is awesome. She was the first to review my novel (which is no longer on the site, but still), and she's overall so nice!

Flame Princess from Adventure Time. I'm still mad about the way the writers found a way to quickly tie up her good-vs-evil arc in season five, rather than develop it ...

I have some questions about another story I'm working on. :) 1. I know a little about total color blindness (seeing in greyscale), but how would it affect a person's ...

Thou bawdy beetle-headed ratsbane!

I have two ideas for the titles of my planned trilogy. Which set is better? 1. "Son", "Sisters", and "Traitor"--these reflect which character each book will focus on, but they ...

The old pianist's fingers were tired from years of pressing the keys. She had given joy to many people at her concerts, but now it was time for them to ...

If you have a list of songs that remind you of your work in progress, post them here. The next poster will listen to the songs, then tell you what ...

It sounds like a whimsical mystery novel for tweens. Like The Mysterious Benedict Society, Lemony Snicket's books, stuff like that. I like it objectively and I think it'll sell well, ...

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