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Ugggh. Hate it. Actually, here's an mini-article I slipped into the school paper after watching the pilot: Uuuugggggghhhhhhhh. The premise of Pushing Daisies is actually quite original: Ned (the prota

Four out of seventy-five. Yay.

Hmm...I personally have planned my first series to be told from several perspectives, and not all of the perspectives are essential. First Book: I think eleven viewpoint characters. Second: Eight-ish.

GGRRAARRR! I am becoming the Hulk! The word is 'ASTRONOMY'!

Thank goodness for this thread. I've been trying to find info on this, and this post puts it in nice, easy, LAYMAN'S terms.

Hardy-hardy-hardy-har. I used to watch the Stargate SG-1 Series, too bad it didn't stick around longer. But don't you worry, it'll always be fairly obvious who's under control. Subterfuge isn't ...

Along with my six-book series, I've come up with concepts for several other books. One is an alien race (parasitoid) that controls its host. Not very original, but I give ...

My idea of werewolves is that they can transform at will, and that anything can kill them (including age). A bit realist, but there you go.

Bumping elbows at the table is a biggie. And those damn right-handed scissors.

His brow furrowed in unimaginable concentration, Phil attempted to pass the impossible stool.

Okey dokey... Nobody can do this for you. Seriously. If these villains are important to the story, they need to be completely your own. Also, we don't know the genre ...

My novel (thus far) is around 20,000 words...that's eight chapters out of twenty-nine, though. But it is the longest story I've written. I think 'novel' starts after 25,000 words...but I ...

I write well enough (when my mind's in it) that I don't make many major flaws. A lot of stuff will be picked up on as I write it. As ...

I'm writing a six-book series, with plans for TWO more TWO-book series, and a few standalone (but expandable) books. I very much need plans to make sure they kick ass.

People like Paolini because he functions at their mental level (i.e., zero). His books have the appearance of a deep plot to the casual observer, but really just combines every ...