Lauren2010

As many of us know, since 2008 the author of the popular Harry Potter series has mounted increasingly serious efforts to join the Young Writers Society. And as we have ...

Chicago would be best for me. And @Hannah I'm really not sure the Harrison stop is the, erhm, cleanest place to have a slumber party. If everyone doesn't mind being ...

@TriSARAHtops Nate has the post about YWSers on Amazon here: though Alteran was already interviewed for WG (at least, I interviewed him and I'm pretty sure it made it up ...

I'm going to stick with fortnightly Wednesdays, undecided how long I'm going to stick with the 'Things I should have learned before grad school' theme. I'm also going to stick ...

Writing Gooder May.png As our work for April comes to a close, and we get ready to actually kick this thing off the ground, it's time to start thinking about ...

No problem @TriSARAHtops Just a thought, if it takes some time to get the contacting thing down for published authors it might be interesting to interview YWSers (whether from our ...

Macbeth: If we should fail? Lady Macbeth: We fail? But screw your courage to the sticking place, And we'll not fail. Macbeth Act 1, scene 7, 59–61 Trigger Warning: many ...

Just a reminder, here is the post that tells you how to schedule your posts!

Writing Gooder April.png This is Lauren's mock-up schedule for this coming April. I'm assuming our goal is to get everything squared away to start next month (@StellaThomas can confirm that!) ...

Gathering relevant planning items from the thread in JMs! The Original Plan: One of the nice features of WG is that it has the ability to schedule posts in advance! ...

I think most of those comments, for me at least, are more in reference to odd turns of phrase than grammar? Stuff that could point to a cultural or lingual ...

Welcome to YWS, Gladergrande!! It's fabulous you're so enthusiastic about writing! You'll certainly find many folks who share that enthusiasm here. ;) What kinds of things do you like to ...

@Nate #36 and #37 appear to have the authors' names at the end. (this is ridiculous)

That's true! I didn't think of that.

Also #48 Out in the Storm seems to be from a 22 year old author.