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Alexander Dumas's The Count of Monte Cristo. Dear God, that book never gets old!

I came in here to give a tiny tip about crime writing, but Shino here seriously covered it and even helped me out a little. Thanks, Shino

Oh, I have the best advice ever! "Force it through"

Oh, that's a very good question! I love them both so very much! I use the computer when I have many thoughts that are rushing to my head too fast ...

Thank you so much. I don't think I have any more questions and I got everything covered- everything basic, at least. Thanks a lot, Mustard and Rosey, you've been a ...

Thanks a lot! God, you're very helpful O.o I can actually write the new chapter tonight and I don't know how to thank you for that.. Hm..t's independent and it's ...

Thanks, Rosey! You've seriously helped. I'm sorry, I have more questions... Some of them are probably stupid, but well, I really need to know. 1-Do you know how that magnetic ...

Hey guys! I'm writing a novel, where a bookstore is its main setting, but there are a lot of things I don't know about how bookstores work. Obviously, shopping in ...

Here is the thing: My protagonist just returned to his homeland, after he's lived in USA for most of his life. It's a romantic-thriller, but never mind the crime part ...

If you're reading a novel, how would you like this death scene to be put forward? Let's say the protagonist is standing in front of an old blood stain and ...

I'm rewriting my novel right now, and I added a dream in chapter three. How long do you think it should be? I know it depends on how relevant and ...

Going loopy? I have tried that until I somehow forgot how to write. Lol So, I'm going to go with the second suggestion. You know what? The novel IS too ...

After finding out that my old 500 pages novel isn't good enough and has a lot of defects in its plot, I decided to rewrite it all over again. It's ...