Krupp

Catcher in the Rye has always been annoying for me to read. Too much complaining from Holden for me to enjoy it. I honestly don't see how it is considered ...

My problem is that for different stories I have different sets of music to keep me driving forward. For Keep it Cool I listen to bands like Kyuss, Red Hot ...

Her Grim Reapder (Another of Mine): Worlds collide as a lonely, shattered girl crosses path with a street freak who compeits in illegal street fights just so that he can ...

When I was young, Stephen King was my main influence. I had teachers saying about my stories "I don't know if he'll be the next Stephen Spielberg or the next ...

There's nothing wrong with a 'perfect' character so long as there's a purpose for the perfection, I would think... My problem is that I can't write a perfect character. I ...

For the longest time I have called Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas my favorite book for reasons I could never really figure out... Now that I think about it, ...

Keep it Cool (mine): A college musician tries to push his boundaries musically while questioning the meaning of his existance.

My muse sucks and I haven't been on good terms with it for a long time. I've somehow still managed to be able to write. Funny thing, I think I ...

Grit. I rarely write about this kind of person, because I'm worried that it'll end up with a flawless character, and I don't want that. Maybe some day I'll write ...

I write for fun and because I wanna tell others stories and entertain them. I don't have a real outline or anything when I start writing. I usually come up ...

Being a former smoker, I really don't care if there's smoking related in a story or not. It doesn't inspire me to march out to the nearest gas station for ...

I didn't see a thread on this, and I apologize if there already is one. I just enjoy writing about the music I listen to s o much that I ...

Krupp, Stop writing The Eulogy and the Keeper and start writing Keep it Cool more often. Two hundred pages, man. My story must be told. Sincerely, Chad Palma

You can certainly try...I'm focusing on two different novels, one about a college student and musician, and a newer one centered around two guys in high school. It's not impossible ...

I actually agree with this and support it fully.