Leja

I just finished this book and loved it! It's well written and doesn't dip into cliche or sap, or anything like that. I like how the multiple storylines were tied ...

Gorgeous picture! I wonder if the bookmark would be better left out, though, as it is a tad hard to read the name, and there's already the quill lying across ...

I mutter about writing to my friend every once in a while, but not too many people I know find this kind of thing interesting, so y'all at YWS hear ...

To answer Sam's question [First, a disclaimer. I am aware that I'm about to be horribly stereotypical, blunt, and gender biased. Now I acknowledge that I'm doing this, so let's ...

I've read this! It was lovely. Especially the ending. Eh, I don't know how much I can say without giving things away, except that I'd recommend it! ^_^ -Amelia

As much as I love ranting about the opposite gender, I am more curious as to the books they read. I still want to know: can someone find me a ...

[s]Nora: "Well, I kind of already maybe I should answer a different question?" Dmitri: "If the opportunity presented itself, I wouldn't reject it" Rosie: "Duh! I'm always left behind"[/s] Describe ...

Rosie [pretending not to look towards Dmitri]: "no, of course not..." Dmitri [insert dramatic eye roll here]: "studying for med school, of course" Nora [kicks stray stack of papers under ...

Fun stuff! Does anyone know if when you choose a region, it shows anywhere in your public profile?

I think it's kind of ridiculous, and sounds like its more of a gimmick. "Hey, this book was written in such an original way, I have to read it!" No ...

So I was listening to NPR (National Public Radio, for those not in the know; it might sound boring at first but it's really very interesting *cough* anyway, back on ...

I'll make a funny analogy, but stick with me 'till I'm done :wink: So you've got three strands of something: one electric guitar, one flute, one piano. They're each playing ...

More and more, literature is being geared towards a female audience. Which is what I'm wondering: what aspects, in your opinion, make it geared toward females? (other than the obvious ...

Guys: what turns you off to reading a specific book? At what point is there too much "girly stuff" in it to make you not want to read (and please ...

Myth: in the dark, it casts these super-cool shadows from the streetlamps and from buildings nearby. It'd be creepy if no one were around, but there are always people out ...