Flemzo

I just checked my word count. It's exactly 37,000 words. and my family is wondering why i'm laughing so much. I've never had an exact word count of anything whenever ...

wanna know how i stretch out my word count? 40 word metaphors Everything around him didn’t seem real; it was like he had just stepped into a painting of his ...

Curse the irony of Billy Idol. The scene I'm writing right now has Brian, my disillusioned MC, trying to attack Isaiah, my heroic MC, but instead, he attacks my enlightened ...

Here's one! The door shut behind him, plunging him in a darkness that he had never seen before. You'd think it'd be obvious that you've never seen complete darkness...

Giving a backstory of a character in the middle of the piece to lengthen out the action is terrible. But not wanting to write is something worse, thus: Trina looked ...

my goal is to get 10K by the end of the weekend. as it stands, i'm currently at 7,631 , which makes 10K not unrealistic...

My characters are getting a head of me and doing things that I don't want them to do yet. So my fourth chapter is a back story on Quietus just ...

end of day two and i'm at 6,011

I feel like a loser... The sun rose over the hills of Sparkston, a small town in the Midwest.

Title: Quietus (working title) Genre: Horror/Thriller Summary of your NaNo: A group of young boys, bored out of their minds, wander through a seedy part of town. They stumble upon ...

... I now feel compelled to quote Hamlet in this. We'll see where I go with this. That's for suggestions, guys. I really like "Quietus", but there's still a while ...

Basic plot line: A group of kids, randomly wandering around town with nothing to do, stumble upon this building. Ingrigued, they enter, hoping to have some fun. What awaits them ...

So, I figure since I'm doing NaNo this year (hooray for losing my NaNoginity!), the NaNo board would be a good place to get help with this: I have my ...

So, uh, I don't think I've ever had a screen name other than Flemzo , so it's pretty much guaranteed what mine is...

Now, normally I don't read children's books, because I think I'm far too mature for them, and will spend countless hours analyzing the deeper meanings that these children's authors are ...