Loose

Stop writing for the day while you're still enjoying the story.

As Sare said, you need to have more reviews done in order to expect reviews in return. There's meant to be a 2:1 review ratio. Two reviews for each piece ...

Spell check. You have no clue just how important that is. Always spell check!

Fanfiction. Long showers. MSN. YWS. Myspace. Good News Week. Eating. ^_^

I never, ever have a notebook with me. Probably because I'm usually with my friends when ideas come to me and if I pulled out a notebook or sticky note ...

I don't mess around with any of the settings, but I only ever write on the WordPad function, never Microsoft Word. So my settings are automatically Arial, 10. And that ...

I have discovered that there are a few pieces on here with ugly first sentences. And I'm getting a bit tired of repeating myself. So here are a few tips ...

Aren't they (**may be wrong**) used in identifying paragraphs in published novels? Eg. "Bob decided he wanted to go for a walk, but no one wanted to go with him. ...

My creative writing teacher gave me heaps of links when she set us an assignment on writing a childrens story. I'll see if I can find them up. EDIT: I ...

I think it's ok when you're doing speech, or the sort of "diary" form, something I call "informal first person", which is sloppy anyway, so a few ands and buts ...

**huggles Razie** I'm so glad I'm not the only one who verbally talks to my characters!

I was thinking Of making mine something like "Cindy E. Belgrave" Cindy being a nick name that can be formed from my real name, just like Lucy (real name being ...

Lol, that's a cute post, Snoink. About two years ago my granddad died, so, in the theme of the mood, I decided to write about what happened. A year later ...

sure it'll work. I did it myself. It actually makes it easier for you to develop the main character.

two things, ok? 1- this should be in the writing tips section, not non fiction 2- SPELLING!!!!!!! SPELL CHECK!!!!