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Okay, I just realised how totally behind I am on Maths homework. I have about 17+ hours worth of backed-up homework. The question is, will adding a wrimo to this ...

I'd say it isn't sci-fi unless the premise of the novel is actually the technology. Just like a book set in 2000 (where the time period isn't important) would not ...

I wasn't thinking of doing this... but now I am. If I do, I'll probably just write one of the ideas that's been bugging me for a while. Hold the ...

Actually, it's better if you take it in stages. The reason you're feeling pain is because your hands aren't used to being in that position, so easing your way into ...

Yes, and places or objects too. I guess most of the things that appeal to my are old and/or mysterious. Like an abandoned building with strange logos painted on it, ...

I've also been tentative about classics for a while, and I understand your feeling of wanting to get into reading them. They can be harder to get through than modern ...

Interesting story sarebear! I'm going to make some comments, but you don't have to take notice of all of them, as my personal opinion tends to lean heavily in the ...

Hey Kyllorac, that's the same program I used/am still using. I colour-coded mine because I switched entirely (except for emergencies) from two-fingered to touch typing in one go; I figured ...

I'll be honest. Until about two months ago, I typed almost entirely two-fingered. Maybe a thumb on the SHIFT sometimes, but otherwise, my non-index fingers basically napped. I got through ...

I'm also addicted to character answer sheets, but that's just another form of procrastination. I know what you mean austenite! At the same time, they can help you get into ...

I like both. The first novel I wrote was present tense, and the second was past tense. It really does depend on the story. As someone said, a realistic fiction ...

I find a lot of fantasy books tend to have consistent chapter lengths, usually fairly long. While real-life sort of fiction may have shorter chapters, or chapters based on a ...

I don't know much (well, anything, really), about writing scripts, but it's always important that things are formatted properly. So you might need to research how to set up the ...

I'm more of a sci-fi person myself, though my Nanowrimo had some mystical elements to it. I like reading urban fantasy especially, but I seem to fail at writing it. ...

Throw all energy into gradually being able to write what one has failed to write, or concentrate on polishing what one has already almost achieved? Maybe a combination of both? ...