NightWolf

Commas after every adjective. I got annoyed with an old teacher for this because I wrote a sentence "She picked up the light blue notebook." And cause my teacher misunderstood, ...

I would suggest sketching out a very brief plot. For example, just name the problem. Let your characters guide you to that problem. And of course, don't be afraid to ...

"It's not stealing, it's taking advantage of people's ignorance." Daniel Karnis from The Dark Thief on the art of stealing.

Thanks, Rosey!

I had this idea the other day. It's about a land where phoenixes (you know, flame birds...) exist. But they are hunted. The only way to cause true pain to ...

49. Talks quickly when feeling awkward or embarrassed. 50. Always runs up stairs and walks down them. 51. Takes several items to the checkout then ends up buying only one ...

Whoops, forgot to put those points in. Because the girl's parents have a paternal bond, they don't believe she should be killed, and the girl grows up learning this. In ...

So, when I was writing an extremely dull RS essay about Hell, I had an idea. Hell is often portrayed as a fiery inferno, right? So what if that fire ...

This sounds brilliant! I would go with historical characters (it widens your audience and makes your characters easier to emphasise with). I have a feeling you could do it as ...