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I remember in elementary school (6th grade, I believe) we did a spoof on Little Red Riding Hood called "The Trial of the Big Bad Wolf." It was a musical, ...

If you'd like to keep the same general wording, I'd try something more like this: The wound was deep; the aim had been deadly accurate. Sometimes when a sentence is ...

This would never have worked before, but now that I'm attending a college whose main draw is its drama program, I'm going to have to give it a try!

I bow to your genius, Sir Incan. XD

This is great, Phorcys... thanks for posting!

Inevitably, I will decide to critique your buddy's post and crush them because you have inflated them with a false sense of worth, and then everybody loses: your buddy is ...

A passage from John Barth's "Lost in the Funhouse" came to mind when I read this... just let me find my copy of The Story and Its Writer ... "The ...

I've been writing so long that I have a huge mental database of names... and since I put a lot of stock in meanings, my friends find it amusing to ...

"The Name of the Rose," Umberto Eco

If you give me the questions you need answered, I'll relay them to my roommate; she's Wiccan. Maybe she can recommend some good sites/books, as well...

I dunno... in school, especially elementary or middle, it was last name, but outside of class--and now in college--I've always heard surname. And I've always used surname, too. Just about ...

Just PM'd you my suggestion. ;)

Galatea >> I loved that book! I left my copy at home when I left for college... and yes, I miss it. =0)

AHHHH! Dude, CL - I'm bookmarking this. It's too good not to bookmark.

All right... I won't lie... I definitely b.s.'d my way through senior English, mostly because we never had any interesting assignments I could sink my teeth into... yup, and passed ...