ProfessorRabbit

Good idea, Always. I'll post this article there. Didn't know that it was open posting!

If you were to ask me about my biggest writing pet peeve, I'd tell you in a heartbeat: it's the apostrophe. It seems, sometimes, as though no one knows how ...

If you were to ask me about my biggest writing pet peeve, I'd tell you in a heartbeat: it's the apostrophe. It seems, sometimes, as though no one knows how ...

*falls over laughing* Those are both hilarious. Are you making a video project? ( That's what I had to do when my group read the book, but our movie wasn't ...

Sounds similar to my Thanatos. >.> Still, you've got a different take on the whole issue, and I like the good-and-evil balance thing, even if it does feel uncomfortably close ...

The best advice I can offer on learning sentence structure is this: read a lot. It may be different in your case, since you have a learning disorder, but I ...

Psh. I'm saving my cool titles for my own post-apocalyptic sci-fi stories. However, you really don't need a fancy title right now. Why don't you use one of your bland ...

*thinks* The plural, I believe. I could very well be wrong, though. I haven't seen the sketch in a while, and the nerd character kind of has this lisp. To ...

TARDIS! lol, the only reason I know what that stands for is because of a Robot Chicken sketch.

It can't hurt. Draft out your final novel, and you'll be able to lay down hints as to what will happen later on in the story in the other two. ...

It really depends on how the time travel is accomplished. We'd need more information before we'd be able to say one way or the other.

I was obsessed with this concept for quite some time, at one point. It's good fun!

"I have a ball," he said.

Can you get at the waterfall from the bottom?

Sounds Lovecraftian. I'd just make up your own history for the waterfall, since your story's already fictional and you say it revolves around the place. Your version is bound to ...