Prosithion

Use different paragraphs any time you change idea, point of view, split up dialouge, etc.

It was late one fine clear August day, When Pericles ended his hawking foray. His troop of twenty dismounted that day, In front of the pillars where the kings of ...

What is this? 'cause it sure isn't a haiku, and it is a very very short poem. I'd add on to this if I were you.

I think it really doesn't matter. Use whatever is easiest. I don't think that anyone is going to lookt hat closely.

Never never never never never outline!!!!!!!!!! If you do, then you'll be compelled to follow that outline specifically and your story won't have the room it needs to develop and ...

I suggest reading a lot! After a while, you get an idea of what's good writing and what isn't. Then, you can take what you've gleaned from these books and ...

just quick write down the premise and idea of your thought, then late, when you have little time, write little snippets of it. Then, after everything is finished and you ...

Stay in the same POV. Otherwise, it gest too confusing and the reader ends up going back rereading a part to find out how they missed the POv change. ALWAYS ...

End one chapter, and throughout the next, give hints that ten years have passed, but don't come right out and say it. Write the part so that the reader concludes ...

Meaning is hard to figure. It sometimes is a good thing, because it adds intrigue to your story, but other times, it detracts, by the blatentcy of it. I say, ...

8/10 Intersting. (Wiggy, no it isn't me in the avvie. It's what I think Albrecht looks like. I found it off a website.)

^9/10 haha Relativity. (Shadow Sun: When you're travelling the speed of light, a flashlight's light is travelling still at light speed in relation to you. Because... time stops at light ...

7/10 interesting, and very detailed. A bit too detailed for an avatar.

I have been in there for countless years, My mind has been going as if with gears. Countless nights I’ve lain awake, My mind trying to formulate an escape. Seasons ...

Sometimes, you do unexplainable things. That’s the excuse I give for why I actually went to the haunted house invitation. The house stood on a lonely hill, its gaze looking ...