Cpt. Smurf

Ye, that's great! Well done!

TIME Magazine published a list of the most influential people of the year the other day, and the results are somewhat... surprising! What we have to remember is that this ...

I love chapter titles, although, like Writersdomain, I've come to the conclusion that I should not use them until I've at least finished the chapter. It makes it so much ...

Hey, and welcome! You sound like a lot of fun, and I agree, grammatical errors are irritating. I can't stand reading a piece where there's no punctuation or anything, and ...

I love it! The graphics are so cool... Much improved, you you really have outdone yourself!

I shall have to read some of these. It seems my knowledge of his works is rather shallow. *shame*

Oh, so that's how it works, is it? But I've read some American books, and they've used single quotation marks - is that a one-off thing? Personally, I think single ...

Did he say that? Well, I'm just glad I don't take a word he says seriously. He's also responsible for the quote: I have visions of lizards. Not just little ...

I just watched that video. He seems to be taking lines directly out of Tolkein: "You have to smell the trees, feel the moss under your feet..." How strange that ...

The question is: did this Paolini kid present them in an original way? Was there anything new and innovative in his writing? Most plots are recycled, or the basic gist ...

Yes, generally the double quote is the American way. The British way is a single quote, and I think that is used through most of Europe as well.

Curse you, ShadowTwit, that was my worse possible ending line *sulks* Oh well, I shall have to think of another one... "And they all lived happily ever after" That's such ...

Well, I've only read his Chronicles of Narnia, and yes, they were good, and of course they have influenced many writers, and have become extremely successful. However, I feel they ...

I see your points, and I appreciate your opinion on the matter, but I'm afraid I don't agree. Before I go on, though, I just want to make it clear ...

And me! I thoroughly enjoyed Dead Man's Chest, and am expecting the same from this one.