J. Wilder

Hawk, just so you know you're only supposed to write what your character says and then wait for the other people to write what their characters say. The blond boy ...

He's no longer humming. (He stopped when he last spoke.) He continues through the sand with a confident, level-headed walk. He's lazily slow but takes long strides--he has somewhat long ...

Yeah, I figured it was looked down on in the professional world. That's why it surprised me to hear about that book, since it seems geared towards pros. It surprises ...

He grins again. "Sure." He starts humming again as they walk. They see the thin girl with the vodka bottle. They're getting closer, but still out of ear-shot. "She looks ...

Actually, you can use a bong to smoke hookah. I know when people think of bongs they think of marijuana generally, but you can use them for hookah too. Sabradan, ...

"You're welcome," he says. He follows her for a few steps. "Hey, uh--" He seems to realize he doesn't have anything planned to say. He shrugs. "Where are you goin'?" ...

He smiles, faintly amused, and then starts humming again.

You're welcome. If you have any ideas you might want to try writing your own monologue. I've heard it makes you more connected to the material. When I did one ...

"Sure." He hands it to her.

Fool: I hate people who swear non-stop because they think it's "cool" I don't know anyone like that. Are you sure that's why they swear? I think most people who ...

He smiles, then seems to think for a moment as though he hadn't realized he was humming. "Smoke on the Water," he says finally. His breath smells quite faintly of ...

The blond boy gets up and starts walking along the water, ankle-deep in the waves, humming a rock song. He walks past the dark-haired girl in the Bohemian skirt and ...

OK, I will. Characters from any genre are allowed. (Mine's low fantasy.) Fantasy, science fiction, historical, contemporary, fanfiction, whatever. No more than two characters per person. A beach. A ta

I wrote a monolgue for drama class once. It can be performed by either a guy or a girl, anyone who can pass for a teen or preteen. You can ...

Crysi: Teens all over go through a bunch of emotional crap, and that's really hard for anyone. Okay, so maybe we're really lucky to have solid houses and freedom and ...