Jashael

This is really helpful. It's a reminder for me. =) Though I really never get highblood or stuff like that. I'm just like, "What?" Thanks for posting. =)

What Phoenix said.

I personally don't think it would be a turn-off or such. It might actually be cool. My suggestions would be: avoid info dump. Like you said, we have no idea ...

I think what you've got there is fine. It doesn't really matter, trust me. It's a name. You're in control of what you want it to sound like, how you ...

It's normal. It actually depends on the character of the author, I think. I have a bunch of unfinished pieces, too. (Got only one completed short story; the novels are ...

It actually depends on what you're writing. First, you have to study how to write a paragraph. What is a paragraph? You've got a topic sentence, supporting sentences. When writing ...

Nice idea, Shadow. That's a very great tip for people like you. I've got the opposite problem. I tend to have long names because I can't choose from all the ...

When I use third person (I'm a first person too... I mean I prefer it), I just write away. The thing is, it doesn't have to stray away much from ...

Hello Tal! I have the same problem myself. But I've figured it out eventually. First, you have to consider your audience. You have to ask yourself: Will it be for ...

Hello there. First off, I'd have to say that your examples were, in English standard is wrong. I'll give you a correction: "We need to get to the house , ...

This is so right, Mr. Nate. :) Good thing this is how I review. L-D

After finding out that my old 500 pages novel isn't good enough and has a lot of defects in its plot, I decided to rewrite it all over again. It's ...

^ This site has absolutely everything you need. How to format a query, the standard length of young adult and adult fiction, lists of reputable agents, publishing companies... ^ This ...