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The little mermaid! The real one! She can be a really depressed emo type that doesn't speak... Does "The Little Mermaid" count as a fairy tale? I've heard it both ...

China might not be the superpower, but their economy is skyrocketing and with the male:female ratio as it is, you've got a lot of unmarried men on your hands. This ...

I'm currently reading Kit's Wilderness , by David Almond. (& I just finished rereading my other two books by him, Heaven Eyes and Skellig .)

Narrative poems have been done; the most famous example, I think, is Paradise Lost . Personally, I would advise against that, but only because I hate narrative poems ... they ...

I've got a million college stories, most of them pathetically geeky. Is there anything in particular that you're looking for?

*shuffles in* *clears throat* I'm ba~ack. I know it's been awhile (more than a month), but my computer died and I was just barely able to get it fixed. :oops: ...

To make a literary example, Percy Shelley left his wife and child for a lady known as Mary Shelley (Frankenstein). Certainly he 'loved' Mary, but the consequences of their love ...

The question implies that homosexuality is either a psychological disorder or innate. It leaves out the possibility of innate psychological disorders and the possibility that homosexuality is nurture

I couldn't be bothered manually seperating paragraphs in my story, so it looks like one big solid mass. It makes it a little more difficult to read, but doesn't make ...

Known for her pirate-y-ness and her saintliness ... is that even possible? :)

fishr, known for being from Vermont, interested in history and occasionally making me wonder if she's secretly my friend Eliza.

Known for her wolf-related avatars ... and awesome signature quote! :D edit: known for the "ئ" in her username. (What is it?) *meep*

Dust is not God, and even though the fallen angel isn't omnipotent, that's the whole point. Why can't Dust be God? (Or, "the divine" as opposed to "God," which has ...

There's a section for link-sharing. Feel free to add those in there. I think the article is [s]a little[/s] biased. Can you write without going to college? Yes, of course. ...

I like the idea, but it's not exactly a new one - nor did I find it particularly well worded. Instead of going with the most obvious interpretation, try exploring ...