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An Italizan pizza specialist who goes around restaurants in the USA, complaining about how American chefs are horrible at making pizza. He has this funny, entertaining little mustache that seems ...

*twitch* Calibri. Font size twelve. Nothing else will do. Nothing. :shock:

'Undercover Girl' by Christine Harris is a good little series, but the books are rather short and it certainly isn't on an advanced reading level. I love the Alex Rider ...

I used to carry around my little pony notepad and would write in an ilegible scrawl about Nancy Drew and the Mystery of Barrel Bay, where her friend Julia was ...

You guys are already planning? :shock: I'd love to participate, but my parents already think I spend too much time writing.. They'd probably throw my laptop out the window if ...

I'm two pages away from finishing 'The Killer's Cousin' by Nancy Werlin, and I'm loving it. Another book of hers 'The Rules of Survival' was also fantastic and I'm regretting ...

Henry, Christopher, Tristan A pudgy little toddler with wispy blonde hair, watery blue eyes, and pale skin. She is very clumsy at both walking and gripping things, and although she ...

*dies* OMG, I'd love to go the Paris. This is just so beautiful! As for the crit, I'm afraid I'm not quite sure how to do photography. I suppose the ...

Hannah: Not if they're chocolate ants. *shudder* But yes, I guess.

If you're completely unsure, I normally stuff it into Other Fiction. But yours, as long as it doesn't involve magic, sounds like Action/Adventure, as long as there is some action! ...

Recently I was reading a murder mystery, and one of the middle chapters revealed the murderer to anyone reading the book. However! All of the characters were still completely oblivious ...

I agree with Rosey. The second seems to have better imagery and a more interesting wording.

Headlights

Mr. Papoulis: Invite them over for tea and crumpets. What was your first coherant sentence when you were first learning to talk?

You know you're a writer when, once your eye catches this thread, you're overwhelmed with flashbacks of writer-ly things you've done over the years. Such as google the longest word ...