GoldFlame

1) When I first read this, I didn't see "the owners of." So I crossed it out for you. :smt003 2) TARDIS! Or Hogwarts? 3) I can't stop pondering over ...

The last one's a challenge. Your character's undergoing traumatic experiences. I say go for it! Torture, flashbacks, fulfilling your dream--readers drink that stuff up. It'll also help you hone your ...

Congrats, Hidden Dragon! Well-deserved. :D

Haha, yes, it'll become more addicting with each day. There's an I-Don't-Have-a-Life-Out-of-YWS Club. And once Review Day rolls around ... bam. You're done for. YWS is part of your life.

Hey, Shy! Welcome to YWS! I first shared my writing here, so I getcha. I'm not one for groups, but everyone on YWS is really friendly. ^_^

Heya, Madam! Welcome! :D I can totally relate. I've never shared a piece of my writing with anyone outside YWS. Hopefully this will change soon, but wow, YWS helps. I've ...

I'm in! :D

Whatever suits your novel, of course. But I'd recommend the latter, especially if you've devoted multiple chapters to fleshing them out. If you don't brand deaths onto the reader's skull, ...

@AlexSushiDog I beg to differ. (Desktop Unchanged)

Most evil queens possess black hair. But honestly, as long as your evil queen doesn't possess an overlarge nose, a cackling laugh, and an exotically exquisite name, you're good. :D ...

The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. You've probably read it, but I'll insert a quote, anyway: Nothing travels faster than the speed of light with the possible exception of bad ...

Why isn't this place ninety-nine pages? :D

Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury Fitting, in a way. :D

In the beginning, the universe was created. This made a lot of people angry and has been widely regarded as a bad move. Title: The Hitchhiker's Ultimate Guide to the ...

Why you should read it: It's nothing like the movies! The monster doesn't have a bolt in his neck and he's a very eloquent, profound dude. It's a book that ...