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  • NovMo Archives Re: Who's ready for NaNoWriMo?

    I know a lot of people that are working higher than 50,000 so go for it! so far my outline is 2,300 words long, so guess thats not that much...compaired ...

    Oct 17, 2006
  • Research Re: Last names/Surnames?

    I was curious, its for my NaNo novel so if I don't find it here, maybe I'll ask on their forum. When did they stop being called surnames, and started ...

    Oct 17, 2006
  • NovMo Archives Re: Who's ready for NaNoWriMo?

    I'm getting all pent up, and already getting behind.. My outline, though good, is lacking. But I'm so excited. yay novels! Who else here makes outlines? Because I worried I ...

    Oct 17, 2006
  • Research Archives Re: Futuristic...

    you could always make it a social differences, not a technology difference. like, they're real privacy concerned and don't speak their opinions because of the futuristic society. Or certain things ...

    Oct 17, 2006
  • General Fiction Short Stories Re: Writing

    I would really have liked to say it looked inviting, but i was not. but it was not. Also you said 'liked' which is past tense, so far you're writing ...

    Oct 17, 2006
  • General Fiction Short Stories Re: Journey

    I'm not sure if you want this to be critiques, or you just want an opinion as suggestion by the poll. But I'll give the crit anyways ;-) A dull ...

    Oct 17, 2006
  • Fiction Discussion Re: TTFN and TTYL by Lauren Myracle

    In eighth grade we had to read and take 'tests' over the books and get 'AR points' (I forget what it meant, academics reading?) well, We could only read the ...

    Oct 17, 2006
  • Fiction Discussion Re: TTFN and TTYL by Lauren Myracle

    I'd rather sound boring, than stupid. At least then you know that your writing is worth it, despite its unpublishable qualities.

    Oct 17, 2006
  • Writing Tips Re: Objects to Prompt You...

    That's a nice idea, but I'm not sure I could find anything to spark me... I'll have to hunt, because I think having a physical piece of your fictional story ...

    Oct 16, 2006
  • Fiction Discussion Re: What makes your story so original?

    Its really quite mind-boggling why anyone would want to do a nearly almost unoriginal book. Money. These copy cats sell well, because the original sold well. It's like the mini ...

    Oct 16, 2006
  • Research Archives Re: SUICIDE! How morbid.

    In countries where firearms are readily available, many suicides involve the use of firearms. In fact, just over 55% of suicides committed in the United States in 2001 were by ...

    Oct 16, 2006
  • Fiction Discussion Re: TTFN and TTYL by Lauren Myracle

    We're not just hollow, silly things I'd have to say. I'm *practically* adult like other than the missing four years or so. I cook diner each night, I help my ...

    Oct 16, 2006
  • Research Archives Re: SUICIDE! How morbid.

    lol, well I'll go look for reasons but... IMO I think most of that stuff is that its been done before, it worked, and it got into the news and ...

    Oct 16, 2006
  • Fiction Discussion Re: TTFN and TTYL by Lauren Myracle

    They cited Snow Patrol? *cries* darn...how sad. Cass: Yeah, I opened it to read it but I think I didn't even get half a line in. it was...just sick. I ...

    Oct 16, 2006
  • Research Archives Re: SUICIDE! How morbid.

    Hm. I think the hot tub thing is like it's been done for so long everyone does it. Heck, Sylvia tried it in The Bell Jar (I forget what her ...

    Oct 16, 2006


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