Calligraphy

There are clubs with 'underage nights', but the youngest that I have seen them allow in is 16.

They could go to the Mall, bowling alley, arcade, skating rink ( as in rollerblading), or anything really. But, after so much exorcize, wouldn't the winner want to do something ...

This is good! If you tweak the first sentence slightly it could be perfect! Friendship, a lot like a ravel on a dress, can only be pulled and tugged at ...

The Tale of Despereaux by Kate DiCamillo taught me how to use big vocabulary in a children's book. A Northern Light by Jennifer Donnelly taught me many things: 1. How ...

The biggest tip I have for you besides the other ones is make yourself likable. Write clearly almost conversationally. Take the advice you give, people will be able to see ...

Oh this so true. Also I kind of hate when I get nitpick reviews because then people usually don't tell me how I did on all these aspects. Especially the ...

A lead should have energy and excitement, it should promise the reader that something interesting or exciting is going to happen. It has to create curiosity or people won't read ...

Make your work quotable.

A lot of my dislike of continual "saids" stems from how it sounds when read, which is really grating to me. "Said" can be annoying. In fact, any large amount ...

Even this wasn't my question it was really helpful. 1) NEVER outline. Never ever ever ever ever. It's a bad idea for three reasons, as far as I can see. ...

The best way to get a character to flow is right about them. Set your novel aside and just write. What would they do if this happened to them. The ...

This was really helpful! Thanks, A. S.

I overuse "but" a lot.

I would write in my room, but I share it in my brother. For poems I go outside, climb a tree and sit with my legs swinging and jot down ...

Thanks for this.