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Oh how I love the chance to disagree with Kyll. It doesn't happen often. It's sort of a rare treat to savor. In regards to your first question, you don't ...

My name is Swanbridge. Officially of course my name is Ivzek Reklov, and I was born in the hold of Swanbridge. But I grew up there as well, I expect ...

Alternatively, you can acquire me, or another reader willing to make your life miserable until you finally commit. Just ask Rosen. What I really mean to say is that at ...

For loving the beach!

Lumi's response is brilliant. But to jump off his response and into the liberal arts/humanities major mumbo-jumbo with which I spend my academic career: Gender is a construct. It's all ...

7/10 I like the quotes!

Hi, Paradox! It sounds like you might need a dose of Ribbit (he's the frog) on this one. Most writers who stick with writing for any stretch of time and ...

Well-behaved writers rarely make history.

I usually use the standard 8.5 by 11 inch letter-sized page, because that's how a manuscript would be turned in among other reasons. But if you're just curious, break out ...

What Rosey said. But, as with the description of any character, use your viewpoint character's perspective to your advantage. If your viewpoint or POV character is a lovesick teenage girl ...

In this case you might want to just make up the name of the church and the club. Mentioning specific places can end up being troublesome for additional reasons, such ...

The short answer here is yes, you're allowed to use the names of real places and locations. And yes, there are complications that come with using real names, masked publicity ...

Chiming in on a few aspects. I'm in no way an expert on any of the medical aspects, but I'm sure enough to wager a small amount of money (like, ...

Tavian | The Stables of the Duke of Eccelston, Eccelston The physician had been wrong, as usual. Even after both his brothers had left to prepare for their journey, not ...