Gahks

I would faint. And hope that it's only temporary. What would you do if you found yourself living in your favourite book?

Cliches are subjective, like what Rosey said. But you have to remember, whether you like it or not, that you're writing to be read . That is, read by a ...

No, I don't think books should be censored. Let people make up their own mind. But if people object to something, at least give them the chance to freely debate ...

Starting with titles is no bad thing! If you have loads, put them somewhere safe, preferably in a special ideas box. That way you can quickly retrieve them when they ...

...I guess we're saying it should only be banned in certain circumstances? Which I agree with.

Discuss this statement! Is censorship of any kind justified? Should we ban it?

You know you're a writer when you sleep-write.

You know you're a writer when you start finding an agent at the age of thirteen without even having finished your novel.

Throw myself off a cliff. Either that or get rushed to A&E and end up on a stupid NHS waiting list... What would you do if you could live your ...

If anything from the first draft seems so useful you desperately want to keep it, print off in little chunks (easier to digest that way) and insert it in later. ...

Daniel Powter, James Morrison or Katie Melua for something more sophisticated. The Killers are great, like Kylan said. As are Keane.

Agreed, Brad. You can cross-reference with other things like New Scientist, the Economist (yay!), National Geographic.

Robot

You know you're a writer when you write competition judges letters screaming: "MY WORK IS BRILLIANT AND HAS TO BE FIRST PLACE," even though the rules explicitly say, "no correspondence ...

Smooth Criminal, Billie Jean, Beat It, Rock With You.