Kelcia

Wow, awesome way of putting it! I'll have to send this to my English teacher... ;)

That's impressive, if you wrote it in five minutes. Thank you so much, I learned a lot. -Kelcia

Okay, two things: 1) in the "But I'm a Hero" category, does this apply if it is well written? For example, Terry Pratchett's character the Wintersmith from, well, "Wintersmith". He's ...

Well, in the story I'm writing, one character, Darren, was supposed to die... but then I changed my mind. Don't get me wrong, I was enjoying writing his death scene, ...

My general writing has a very, if not dark, solemn tone to it. So, I usually listen to some of Sarah McLachlan's music, as it's full of ups and downs. ...

I agree with Hippie. My main character (created when I was about, uh, nine,) was originally me as I had always wanted to be. As I look back at her ...

I've often tried to descibe my character. I know what she looks like, but every time I try to describe her, I tend to go on. Then little critics stand ...

Also, love your characters. Love them so much that you can't possibly NOT write about them. I don't quite agree with that statement by Shafter. You should love your characters, ...

I enjoy "Writing Magic" By Gail Carson Lavine, and "Writing for Dummies".

I've always had trouble connecting the random ideas of mine into a coheasive whole. I'm sure that loads of you have the same problem, given the attention span of today's ...