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Wow, Snoink, you said it all. ^^ Fantastic advice!

During my months on YWS, I've been complimented several times on my fanfics. I do admit I write quite a lot of it. However, the fact still remains - a ...

Hey there. ^^ I think you have a LOT of options for what to do with this. The key is to pick the one that works for you. - First ...

Rosey's right. You can't know too little about a character. Real, breathing characters are like people. They have quirks, complexes, likes and dislikes, secrets and habits. But she's also right ...

Another good way to capture emotion is a lot of glorious bloody description of the battle itself. Just don't go overboard. Enough to keep the audience tense and a bit ...

I'm an experimenter. I'll write about three pages of one story, take what I like out of it and leave the rest. My computer is cluttered to the brim with ...

The ground's too rocky to farm, there's not enough space to graze cattle or other livestock. How would a (pre-Industrial Revolution) mountain town keep itself from starvation? Goats? Pumpkins? Pickles