KiteRide86

I know what you mean! And I work at the library!

I mean where at? On young writers? on nanowrimo's website? Where on the sites?

Yep, yep, and Yep ^_~ We actually have a forum section on NaNoWriMo. There you can find everyone who is doing it. :D Where?

Anybody read the Samuri Girl series by Carrie Asai? It's a young adult series, but it's very entertaining. This is the book description: When I was six months old, I ...

Anybody doing nanowrimo in November? For anyone who doesn't know it's NAtional NOvel WRIting MOnth. It starts Nov and ends Nov 30. The goal is to write a 50,000 word ...

Gossip Girl is a sad excuse for Literature. The pants on the other hand is quite entertaining. Agreed

I wanted to be published by the age of sixteen until I realized that I was much too young and inexperienced. Now I understand why young writers don't get published. ...

Thanks, guys! You've helped a lot! I'll check them out! :P

So this contest is on under campaigns. If you'd like to vote for me you can! If you want to you can, also, read it at Brickfish. ---------------------------------------------- Skimming through ...

Alright, so you Timothy Zahn fans. I decided, just for good measure, to crack open the pages and read a little. I found the second book, Dark Force Rising, comfortably ...

I don't get it... why did the Thrawn Trilogy bore you, KiteRide?? To this I say: first, it's been a really long time and maybe my tastes have changed since ...

1. Eragon or Harry (as heroes)? 2. Galbatorix or Lord Voldemort (as villains)? 3. The writing style of Christopher Paolini or J.K.Rowling (only the style, not the plot)? 4. Inheritance ...

These books are mostly crap. While they can be interesting, I can't believe he was allowed to publish them when they are totally plagiarizing Tolkien and Terry Brooks and the ...

My brother read a few of them.

The stuff I write usually ends up in the YA category, like The Closet. But I try to reach into more mature and realistic themes. I think The Sisterhood of ...