Phindin

I typically think it's a bad idea to write something simply for the sake of writing something. If a describing a journey from one location to another does nothing to ...

Nobody ever notices a lack of swearing. Aha. I was hoping someone would say this. I actually do, on occasion, notice a lack of swearing. I've probably read too many ...

I think I got a little less than halfway through and stopped. I didn't like it much. It's pretty standard as far as YA is concerned. You have your quasi-loser ...

Well. I saw the movie, but I havem't read the book. I know my dad really liked it, though. And so the ending. From what you said, it seems to ...

.oN Actually, if it doesn't make it terribly difficult to read and there's an actual purpose to the weird font, then I probably wouldn't care.

The key for me is to just sit down and do it. Even if I don't feel like it. It takes just a few minutes for me to get into ...

My advice would be to worry less about whether your using clichés or not. I say that because once you put yourself in that mindset, you starting getting mental walls ...

In response to what Katharsis is saying, I would say that intensley over-zealous anti-racists are overplayed – I have every reason to believe, that they represent only a tiny tiny ...

Churchill, Hitler, those kinds of people maybe. Backstreet Boys and the Spice Girls - A big no-no. I have no problem with quotes, I just have a problem with awful ...

I think a happy medium is the key. When I see 'said' used over and over it annoys me, and when I never see it the replacements can become tiresome. ...

Ha. This sounds like fun. Looks like a good opertunity to quickly lay down a plot I've been tossing around in my head for awhile now. Ty-tul: Breaking 50 Jon-ruh: ...

I personally find Goosebump books very amusing reads once in a while. My friend and I spent a little time reading them once during a sleep-over, swapping stupid lines and ...

Let's see. The two summer reading books I was assigned are somewhere near the bottom for me: Atlas Shrugged and Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close. The former was simply an ...

It's actually not reverse sexism. It's just that "masculine" traits are considered "superior" to "feminine" traits. Ergo, if a female adopts "masculine" traits, she's "improving," but if a male adopts

I'd be an exception as well. I was always baffled by how girls can have masculine traits and (not in all cases, certainly) be accepted while boys with feminine traits ...