CastlesInTheSky

Written when I was 6 years old. Slightly...deranged. CANDLE THE ROBOT There was once a young robot called Candle. He had a mum called Ice-Cream and a dad called Candy-Floss. ...

Lawl. -bows- I take full credit for the nagging, if it's going to produce work like this. :wink: As Monki said, the facial structure is stunning. Even though it's understated, ...

You know you're a writer when you sleep-write. XD, Gahks.

actually, you're winning by 3. learn to count *laughs evilly* Actually... *looks up cackling* It's 4 again. :P

Dude, we're winning by 4. Surrender or Die! :evil: Okay, I wouldn't go that far. xD -hands Kirsten tissue-

Winning by 3 now, dearest. :wink: The public has spoken. And yes, you may want to slap me with a fish after reading this message. xDD

Agnes Grey was just unfathomable ramblings. xD I didn't get past the first chapter.

Gah! :P It seems I shall have to even things up, Kirsten. Yes, I love Charlotte, and I take full credit for driving her to this. You shall not convert ...

Oh dear. :oops: Methink's I've started up a Charlotte vs Emily war. Though I must say, as before, my loyalties still lie with Charlotte. Sorry Kirsten! But Emily is second-favourite. ...

You know you're a writer when... --You worry that you'll die before you read all the books on your list. --You worry that you'll get alzenheimer's disease when you're forty ...

Everyone seems to hate Charles Dickens! :smt010 *bursts into uncontrollable tears* So, I adore Thomas Hardy , especially for Tess of the d'Urbervilles. Charlotte Bronte , because she wrote Jane ...

Ahh! Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte Tess of the d'Urbervilles by Thomas Hardy Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte [though I doubt anyone could love it more than Kirsten :wink:] Rebecca ...

You know you're a writer when you write competition judges letters screaming: "MY WORK IS BRILLIANT AND HAS TO BE FIRST PLACE," even though the rules explicitly say, "no correspondence ...

Here as requested, dahling. :D I think that, overall, this is a very good article. However, I think you need to summarise a bit more every time you start talking ...

You know you're a writer when, while you read the owner's manual for your oven, you remark "Hah! They misspelled it!" every few seconds. That sounds frighteningly familiar. :wink: