Poor Imp

Good tips all around--along with Brad's interjection. ^_^ And I'll take Snoink's remark with sarcasm...

Fence. (And Sam...your location. ^_~ It's not meant to be Vladivostok near the border of Korea, is it?)

I collect surnames, or at least, notice them when I come across them. And I can't manage to write much in any setting in which characters ought to have surnames ...

I'm afraid I run, dash to the back if the first paragraph hits me like a ton of figurative bricks. -_-'' I'm a bloody fiction coward then. With things that ...

Neat sites, digital. ^_^ But they really belong in tips...if that. Moved

Oy, Sam--whether useful or not, it's fun. ^_^ And this seemed apt: Tov turns and runs The one before it, however, made no sense at all. o0'

Not precisely fiction then, is it? ^_~ Moved .

I stick to said, whispered, shouted and maybe one or another now and then. But I try hard to use no tags at all, the action, and what they say, ...

Incan-- Thanks very much for the perspective. Honestly, the tweaking is appreciated, and the time. Snoink-- I always get the flip-side with you, Snoink. ^_^ Which is good for looking ...

Poor Imp's original article, she never even mention the words "positive" or "negative." Therefore, my diagnosis is that Incan and Sponson have eyes that are starting to go into the ...

Ah, Incan, I think we're merely at odds on semantics. A definition of positive and negative (similar to that of 'optimist' and 'pessimist'--something GK Chesterton skewers well) is perhaps a ...

Incan and Sponson: I hope I wasn't misconstrued entirely--or that my remarks above weren't too obscure. Criticism is as defined by both of you, more or less well enumerated. It ...

I usually take the thing as a whole and comment, and from there go the finer points. There's always--or nearly always--something that sticks out as intriguing or very well done, ...

A piece of Vetren'iy draft here that I've worked to death, in a manner of speaking...and I can't stand it in all honesty, no matter... It hasn't even got Tov ...

It's the getting halfway through a long one, and realising privately that they're never going to read or use it. Be that as it may: we try! And live in ...