Merlin34

Canis lupus... one of the most common animals in fiction. Their roots in stories go back thousands of years, from the vicious Fenrir of Norse mythology to the beautiful, mysterious ...

I liked this. The beginning seemed a bit awkward, and there were a couple grammatical errors here and there, but then it really took off. There were a lot of ...

My story racks up bout 2 yeses, and 3 maybes. These two questions were interesting to me. "Would "a clumsy cooking wench more comfortable with a frying pan than a ...

Hai guys, The "America Library of Poetry" is a complete scam. I submitted a poem to them a while back, and got a letter today, listing me as a "semi-finalist" ...

He was deep in the woods (checking traps he had set), and the story has to do with Norse mythology. The giant wolf was sent to kill someone else.

I do kind of a weird mix of touch typing and hunt and peck. I use only my index fingers and thumbs but I can still go like a speed ...

Some of the questions are legitimate (like the ones about research), but others are kinda... mean. Now, if you're tripping questions left and right, maybe the story should be left ...

He was checking his trapline when it attacked him. I know that real wolves wouldn't be likely to do that, but as the guy says when he wakes up, "Not ...

So, in one of my WIP's, Winter of Winds , my protagonist "falls" (actually he's attacked by a wolf the size of a minivan) and sustains some pretty nasty injuries. ...

1. Where would you travel to? - Probably Ancient Greece or the Permian Era. 2. Would you time travel for vacation? - Heck yes. 3. Would you ever consider moving, ...

I think that self-publishing just has that stigma--you printed it yourself because it sucks too much to get it published via a real publisher.

You could try nagas. They're humans with snake tails for legs.

Make sure that spoken words are natural for the characters speaking them. Urban slang would be out of place coming from the mouth of an eighty year-old college professor, as ...

To be frank, this piece has some serious problems. While reading, my internal cliche detector was going haywire. You seemed to just have the standard cliche fantasy world at first, ...

I'm on but I dunno what to do.