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I always use third person but for historical fiction I like to use first person, mainly because they are my shorter stories and you can get an impression of what ...

I usually go for symbolism, it doesn't always work for others, but I love it. Get the reader to become familiar with the setting/world, a common fair can be turned ...

Sounds interesting. I would probably watch and wait before really saying anything, you can't really judge people or call them names just because they seem to or can 'perform miracles'.

I've never thought much about writing a battle scene but this will help an awful amount. Thank you, Jack!

Best of luck, Trident! Since my first rejection I've been busy writing, hopefully it will go well this time around.

I already do the above, mostly dreams. I have a lot of freakish dreams and many have helped move a story along. Old pictures help too.

Wigs : Thanks for the encouragment! It always helps to keep the Depression Demons away :mrgreen: Imp : I wonder what this 'new book' would be. As always, I look ...

I want to be the first to read Rovvy ! Maybe one day I'll be in line to get an autographed copy :wink:

Where do I start? From the beginning? Here we go: What NOT To Publish : Title : Oracle's Possession Genre : Fantasy Magic, manipulation and meddling mages. This work has ...

Do we even get to see what you send off to publishers? Meaning, are you posting them on YWS?

What vexes me is the 'i' instead of 'I', no apostrophes, etc. It gives the impression that the writer wrote it only to get it done, as fast as possible, ...

Hey, you're not the only one starting things without ever finishing them. I think I'll read this Revenge of yours, though I'll have to do it when I'm fully awake.

Good luck with it, Jack. I still need to read it but I'm a little lazy this week.

Where does this take place? Is it sudden or are you aware of this creature lurking about (museum, your backyard or some other place)? Without knowing I'm not sure how ...

I have never used Excel before, until recently, and this is a whole lot better to plot than what I do on Word. Thank you VERY much, Adam! :D