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  • Writers Corner Re: How would you pronounce this?

    Eh-lahn.

    Nov 20, 2008
  • Writers Corner Re: Who's afraid of the snow?

    Updated: 25 March 2008 Sent off three queries on my second novel, "All the Places You Forget." Rejections, rejections... Let you all know how it turns out. Cheers, Brad

    Mar 26, 2008
  • Writing Tips Re: The Correct way to Write a Script

    There are significant difference in stage productions and film productions. I don't think there are currently any guides up on the YWS for the latter, but I've been working on ...

    Mar 15, 2008
  • Writers Corner Re: Finding a good agent

    khfan-- The best thing to look for is two things: (1) The agent should not charge you for ANYTHING--no reading fees, no editing, nothing. They should be doing what they ...

    Feb 27, 2008
  • Writing Tips Re: Agent or Publisher: who do I contact first?

    gyr-- Preditors & Editors is also a good reference. Cheers! Brad

    Jan 9, 2008
  • Writing Tips Re: Agent or Publisher: who do I contact first?

    Most publisher's won't consider your work without an Agent behind it.

    Jan 8, 2008
  • Research Re: So I'm trying to research genii...

    Audy, Via is quite right, and I'd like to emphasize that the stereotyping she mentions is even less valid for highly gifted individuals than for "normal' people. Quirks, personality ticks ...

    Nov 28, 2007
  • Writers Corner Re: Who's afraid of the snow?

    Update: 20 November 2007 Previously: Bethlehem was rejected by HBO--going to set it aside for a while and return after next May. Currently: Potato in the Orchard is coming along ...

    Nov 20, 2007
  • Writing Tips Re: Critiquing Etiquette?

    1. No different than I critique anything else. 2. I realize this might be difficult for others, but for me I'm almost the same in person as I am over ...

    Oct 29, 2007
  • Writers Corner Re: Who's afraid of the snow?

    Update: It's been quite a while since I notified everyone of the going-ons with the publishing world. As for now, all three novels in the trilogy -- Chionophobia , Prosthesis ...

    Oct 5, 2007
  • Writing Tips Re: A question of criticism: Is all fair in love and...writing?

    Young writers - For the past few weeks there has been intense, yet isolated, sparring on the appropriate approach to being a good critic: what it means, what is expected, ...

    Oct 3, 2007
  • Writing Tips Re: Condemnation of Grammatical Poetry

    Misty-- This would go to explaining why I never comment on grammar--I don't think it's a necessary component of poetic communication, except as a poet might will it so. re: ...

    Sep 3, 2007
  • Writing Tips Re: Condemnation of Grammatical Poetry

    In Neruda's 1971 Nobel lecture, he said the following: ...if we succeed in creating the fetish of the incomprehensible (or the fetish of that which is comprehensible only to a ...

    Sep 3, 2007
  • Writing Tips Re: Making a Character Death Sad

    You can't "make" a character death sad. That's the honest truth. Sadness is invoked in your readers by seeing someone/thing die who they have come to either (i) care for ...

    Aug 7, 2007
  • Research Re: Variables in Math

    Amelia-- Mathematics does not discriminate with its dimensions. Dimensions are a problem of physicists/engineers. But I think pretty easily we can imagine, from some quantum mechanics, that there coul

    Jul 30, 2007


Thomas Edison's last words were "It's very beautiful over there.” I don't know where there is, but I believe it's somewhere, and I hope it's beautiful.
— John Green, Looking for Alaska