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Thanks. Now that I think about it, I'm probably start writing mystery after I got the hang of writing just a fiction novel.

I just recently discovered that I love reading mystery books, so I thought I could try to write a mystery novel. So I was just wondering if anyone had any ...

Yes details like those are important, however I remeber my Language Arts teacher tell me that you are only suppose to describe things in detail when something important is happening. ...

Okay I'll try that. I think on of the main problems is that I get so caught up in trying to make my book really good that I don't like ...

Good luck with getting your short stories published. For me writing a short story is just as hard as writing a novel. For who knows why.

Um...I probably would wonder what that dinosaur-like thing was, were there other creatures like that, if I should worry about the bite being poisonous, ect.

I'll have to try this. I kinda need to organize my papers *has papers scattered in room*. I would have never have thought of using excel to organize my stuff. ...

The only ones that I had answered "yes" to were: 3. Is your main character the heir to the throne but doesn't know it? Okay this isn't the main plot ...

I'm not sure why I want to be an author if I don't like to write that much. I love reading so maybe that's why: I want to create a ...

I write in English because: 1. It's the language I grew up with 2. I don't know any other languages. And because of the second reason I couldn't really write ...

I really would like to write a book, but I noticed one small problem; I practically have to force myself sit down and write. I don't really like writing, but ...

I never thought there was a difference. If you didn't post that I probably would never have known. That's a good tip. :wink:

I think I'm one of those kinds of people who get the lying on the ground vs. laying on the ground mixed up. Thanks for mentioning that, I probably wouldn't ...

I don't really notice the tenses when I read, I just notice the narritves (first or third person).

An exercise that I do is this: I write the first five or so words that pop into my head. They can't be related, like you can't writ pencil, paper, ...