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A dependent variable is any variable that relies on another (read: independent) variable. Having said that, you could turn an dependent variable into an independent variable, simply through rearrangin

For a mute, you'll want to rely more on physical characteristics than dialogue. When she uses signs, you don't have to translate them. In fact, by not translating them, you ...

Well, the YWS fan-fiction is off to a good start. I posted the second segment.

To get in practice, I'm going to try getting back in the critiquing game and writing more goofy stories. No use running a marathon if you can't run around the ...

A Valkerie is a angel-like warrior woman from Norse mythology. Literally, a Valkerie was a "Maiden of Odin" who would take slain warriors, who had proven themselves particularly brave in ...

So according to the new ranks, I'm an epic novelist. The problem? No epic novels. The solution? Write one! It can't be that difficult can it? Answer: BWHAHAHAHA!!! Hmmm... that ...

*Screams and hides in the corner.*

I'm going to upgrade this to a sticky, so that we will never lose this inspirational thread. Please continue to submit advice.

This is going to completely change the way I write a battle scene. JIN ideas are flourishing even now...

When did you turn into an old Snoink :?

CL, very impressive. Limyaael is my writing heroine.

Even though this is a writing site, it is also a writing site for young and aspiring writers. As such, we want them to develop into better authors. Encouragement can ...

First, I read the story. Then, depending on how bad the story is, I ritually sacrifice a certain number of cute baby kittens. A ten kitten story is rare, but ...

So you've found a stinker. The grammar is non-existant, misspelled words are everywhere, the plot is nebulous, and the author of this train wreck thinks they're hot stuff. How do ...

Antagonists need not be evil, they could easily be rivals. If your character wants to be on the good side, let him. Whatever he is fighting against is the new ...