GryphonFledgling

I voted for Huntsville for the time being, because I have no good 'other' suggestions for you. I haven't read the story, so I really can't base any suggestions on ...

For my novel-in-progress, I have saved every chapters as a separate file on the computer. It makes it easier to find exactly what I am looking for and to save ...

All three. Actually, I attempt to keep my writing confined to notebooks, but they always inevitably get lost or whatever, so now it is mostly on looseleaf on a clipboard ...

Go vomit writing! I sit down with my journal and whine about having nothing to write. Sooner or later I will think of something that makes me mad or something ...

It depends on the kind of music. I can't listen to music with no lyrics when I am writing for some reason. It just doesn't work for me. But when ...

give a reason for every attribute they have I love this. It had become my new favorite tip... *confetti* watch people, it will make your characters stronger Nope, never mind. ...

Always method B for me... Readers are always a bit smarter than you think they are, or alternatively, they are stupider than you give them credit for. Confusing? You betcha. ...

I know this is forever old, but I had to chime in. I hugely disagree with Elelel up there. It does make a difference whether something is a huge mass ...

I tend to not write character bios or questionnaires. I tend to discover my characters as I write the first draft, then by the second draft, I know them well ...

Pretty cool question, but believe it or not, it is actually pretty hard to answer. Or maybe I'm just weird. Most of my stories have begun with a dream. At ...

It depends on whether or not the meaning of your words will be understood. If you read Lewis Carrol, you can see he came up with a lot of words ...

I write as many drafts as are needed. I am currently on my second of my novel, and I am sure that there are going to be more than that. ...

*chokes on laughter at the writer's block strip* That is so hysterical. I totally want one of those. *scurries off to find cardboard box and magic markers* You gotta love ...

I have two: 1) Don't worry: "The first draft is always s***" (have read this written by many published authors and boy is it true...) 2) NEVER EVER throw out ...

I have had to cut out many characters in my short writing career. I recently cut out something like four characters out of my book and actually it was a ...