Leja

That's a lovely idea, winters, but you have to be careful because the captions are often littered with mistakes.

Well, the thing with big words is that you know what they mean. I don't mean, necessarily, that you've looked them up in the dictionary and read the words following ...

^ :squee: what is this website you speak of? ^_^

I love Stumble Upon!! Here's a link to virtual magnetic poetry:

Abruptly cutting off lines is interesting for a little, but then becomes too overused to remain effective. Similarly, some of the ideas here seem equally abrupt: "this house is an ...

I liked the words; all the W's made it calming and swirly and pretty. That said, things seem to be wandering all over the place, held together only by the ...

I'm never going to remember who anyone is on the NaNo site XD

The only thing I didn't like so much was how every verse started with the same structure "I met a boy named Macedonia in _____." While I liked the repetition ...

I almost always start with an image. Though it usually comes with a good line, which always helps. Then from there, I look closely at word choice, and go to ...

*cries* I had to cut out a whole character in one of my earliest stories. But it was so sad because he was such a nice character, and a nice ...

I like to have my conflict [medium-well with lettuce and tomatoes, please...] introduced further into the book, like the second chapter or so, otherwise I think things seem too sudden. ...

Short, lovely, a wonderful senryu, Kit ^_^

Project Gutenberg is cool. And all the books they list are in the public domain, which means [I think] that they're no longer under copyright, so there's this cool website ...

Water for Elephants by Sara Gruen. Odd, odd plot. Odd, odd characters. I couldn't even finish it.

Notice how people talk when conversing with you. Or watch how other people converse with each other. They might never look at each other. One might be preocupied with something ...