Manny

Eh, I won't use a pen name. I think if you have the guts to write something controversial then you should have the guts to put your name on it. ...

I've been doing research for this topic for a while now with little luck. It seems anything I do find is humorous, but there is hardly any serious discussion about ...

One thing that might help you stay with writing something is to start up character journals. Just write entries from the perspective of the various characters in the story. That ...

I don't mind prologues as long as they're interesting enough to pull me into the main story. I mostly see them in stories that focus on one character, but introduce ...

I've been thinking of doing this for a while. My current work deals a lot with genetics so one of these would help greatly.

I think this is the wrong place to be asking that question. You should probably put this in the Writing Tips forum instead.

Well, I was looking in a Reader's Digest book and saw a picture of a bridge in Oregon that instantly stood out. As soon as I saw it I knew ...

Alright, so I've got this idea for a sci-fi story. I've decided to have it take place in Oregon. From the pictures I've seen, it looks like the perfect place. ...

My muse would have to be Steven Gould. He's, in my opinion, the best sci-fi writer ever. He has a way of pulling ordinary people into extraordinary circumstances like no ...

So I've gotten this idea for a story and it involves the main character coming into contact with a journal. The only problem I'm having is that I don't know ...