Max McKali

lol, i feel your pain. we did this last year and all i remember was something about a curve...r u using the curve? it looks something like this and it ...

well, the main character is a girl, currently under the name of clare (until i find something better). i'll give you a summary: Although Clare is growing older, she finds ...

Is punctuation completely necessary in a poem? I'm not sure how to fix this one up. edit-look, i've got stanzas and everything! yes or no to stanzas? In three hundred ...

ooh, this sounds fun, i'll give it a shot! it'd be a good reason to actually start working :)

ooh, paris. i've always wanted to go. i'm on the right receiving help on some math.

haha, thanks. I need serious help with punctution though. I never know where to put what. Especially in poems. How's this: In three hundred years When trivial seem these fears ...

how about if i just cut off the end, the questions and cliche. it makes the country in discussion less obvious, which is maybe a good thing. as for the ...

alright, so i have the main plot pretty much worked out, but i can't decide what would be more appealing to a reader. the story takes place in a fantasy-world ...

^^i started "a farewell to arms" a long time ago, but got caught up in something else. "the sun also rises" was a great novel if you're looking for hemingway. ...

“An Impending Fate” In three hundred years When trivial seem these fears Of global warming And a church reforming. When democracy falls And fire lines the halls. When the Monarch ...

ooh, that made me teary-eyed! i love oscar wilde, the poem was a great dedication!

i made this last year with pastels- a "remake" of degas' four dancers. the fourth dancer looks a bit distorted, but yeah, it happens.

that was the best welcome i've ever received! haha, thanks :) *accepts yesterdays muffin*

omg, that was sooo fun to read. i can't wait to see more!

also amazing! i like the allusion to Ophelia. Your writing makes the setting so clear, it's remarkable. "canticles of courtship"- very catchy, good use of alliteration :)