CastlesInTheSky

1) Marcus Zusak 2) Charlotte Bronte 3) William Shakespeare 4) Thomas Hardy 5) Leo Tolstoy *In no particular order*

You know you're a writer when you try and integrate last night's dream about psychotic flying murderers into your next story. Nutty dahling, you never cease to ... amaze. :wink: ...

Oh, lol. :lol: You know you're a writer when there are oxygen lines, intravenous feeding tubes, and large Starbucks syringes attached to your desk, and nobody in the family notices ...

You know you’re a writer if everyone around you is totally engrossed in watching James Bond extricate himself from his latest cliff hanger escapade and you are sitting with pencil ...

you don't need drugs to get high. Just a pen and paper. So true. :D

Definitely the best description of Edward Cullen I've ever seen. If not, you know, the best description ever. Hehe. :D Thankyou, dahling. *Bows* Since everyone has forgotten, as the founder ...

1) The eyes were very nicely done. They might have needed a bit more emotion, but very good. It scared me somewhat, but anyway. This was probably my favourite. 2) ...

Great expecations Oh and I hated Catcher in the rye. *sobs* :( Moving on swiftly. This is getting to be such a cliche, but Twilight. I laughed at it most ...

Wow, Kirsten. This was breathtaking. To think I didn't even know you photographed. I agree, it just makes you want to go to Skye. For just a Samsung, the focus ...

One that goes along with that one is... You know you're a writer when you watch movies/tv and when the main character lies about something, you can make up one ...

you've driven yourself into this self-prefected, delusional world of preciseness with your writing. Yet, while you're constantly annoyed, you're still writing. Snap, Sam!

Hm...I like it, TL-G. It's a bit bewildering and jerky. I think this is an advantage, however, as it adds to the confusal of the reader, therefore intriguing them and ...

Couldn't resist some more... You know you're a writer when you've never had a boyfriend in real life, but in the world of fiction you are very taken. You type ...

You know you're a writer when: When any time anyone speaks, you add a mental description. ("She said while stroking her head thoughtfully.") You find yourself speaking in your writing ...

My NaNo is dead. That is all. --- What happened? My characters developed minds of their own and proceeded to kill eachother, resulting in thousands of blank pages and no ...