Prosithion

I'm from Central PA, and a lot of our slang is peppered with Slavic words. Like, we say pumika, instead of dishcloth, and dreshlak instead of colander. (my transliterations of ...

or the longest time, I just sat down with a pen and paper, and started writing, and let it go where it wanted to, but as of yet, I've never ...

It depends, but most of the time, I have some Tom Petty or Yes on. Yes tends to do longer (20+ minutes) songs, and it helps get the creative juices ...

I don't usually, but there are plenty of great quotes I have if I wanted to. In fact, I may, on The Cossack's Ride. I have the perfect quote. "If ...

buy an anthology or two of science fiction stories, and usually they are diverse enough that it'll give you an idea of what sci-fi writing entails. Read some Isaac Asimov ...

Well I guess I was wanting more of a Renaissance feel, do they use those things you've mentioned for that? Anyway the setting is in a mansion in modern day. ...

ok, So you want to build (writing-wise) a mansion. First of all, are there any large rooms in it? If there are, you'll need beams to support everything above. Arches ...

Aww, did you have any pretty blue ones? Those are my favorite. :D You'll have to get me a blue marble in Petersburg. Polkas, marbles, and cowrites. What a combo! ...

too late, Wigs. They're all gone. heh

Lost my marbles, eh? *is offended* I've more to add then.

Ok. As you probably know, I write a lot of science fiction, so I going to gather my best work, and send it to Asimov Science Fiction . Hopefully they'll ...

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

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 ...