Karzkin

Here's an excerpt from a famous poem by T.S. Eliot: And would it have been worth it, after all, After the cups, the marmalade, the tea, Among the porcelain, among ...

Corollary to Lareine; quotation marks should go at the START of every paragraph, and at the END of the dialogue.

A reading of Huckleberry Finn will quickly demonstrate how annoying this is. Just say '"blah blah blah" said so and so with a Southern drawl' and let your reader do ...

It's tough to give specific advice without seeing what you're currently doing. Maybe submit one of your recent essays for reviews in the 'Articles' section of Literary Works. Also, maybe ...

I guess the main difference between poetry and song is melody. If you play an instrument and know a bit about music try composing a melody, then set words to ...

Niiiiiiiice.

I'd bet any amount of money that you're a white, straight, male. Only white, straight males are ever that wrong.

Write the gay characters exactly like you'd write them if they were straight. A straight man and a straight woman can be just friends, so two gay men or two ...

Agreed ^ That story has been told a million times, if you want to have it published you'll have to change it up a bit (or a lot).