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  • Research Re: When to "Tell"?

    All of writing involves telling at some point. If a writer showed everything --well, that would be rather impossible, and also really annoying to read. Usually I'd much rather be ...

    Apr 29, 2012
  • Research Archives Re: Somebody killed the creativity cat.

    First, watch this video: Second: don't worry about being good or brilliant. Don't fret about sounding horrid. Don't worry about not writing. Worrying about it is pointless. But don't worry ...

    Apr 21, 2012
  • Research Re: Tone in Writing

    Thirding what the others have said so far, and adding a little bit. There's Voice, which transcends everything you write, from work to work, and this can take years to ...

    Apr 21, 2012
  • Writers Corner Re: The Sun Children V Appendices

    Sorry if I came off as jerkish or aggressive there. I get...well, aggressive...when it comes to language-related things. You should see how hard I have to bite my tongue in ...

    Apr 18, 2012
  • Writers Corner Re: The Sun Children V Appendices

    Conlangers are awesome. As long as they know what they're doing. Can't count the number of published authors who make me want to pull my hair out because of how ...

    Apr 17, 2012
  • Writing Activities Re: The Plot Game

    It looked like the daughter was murdered because the fingerprints on the knife handle were someone else's.

    Apr 12, 2012
  • Research Re: Imagined vs. Imaginated

    I have two answers for you. The first is that yes, using 'imaginate' would be considered 'improper.' Not improper grammar , necessarily, because it has nothing to do with grammar. ...

    Apr 8, 2012
  • Research Re: 'And so Aline'rae went in search of a ring...' Fantasy help?

    I think we're getting caught up on the difference of a fantasy novel versus a fantasy plot and, in this case, mystery novel and a mystery plot. To Ride Hell's ...

    Apr 8, 2012
  • Research Re: 'And so Aline'rae went in search of a ring...' Fantasy help?

    1) What are the most annoying and commonly recurring fantasy cliches you've come across? I've been fortunate that my literary upbringing has come largely through a filter. I read what ...

    Apr 8, 2012
  • Writing Activities Re: Title Feedback

    Sci-fi thriller with a futuristic James Bond sort of figure. Faced with a task so impossible you can't even begin to think about it. Honor's Gauntlet

    Apr 7, 2012
  • Lounge, The Re: Names to Use for Characters

    I've never had too much of a problem coming up with names, for people, places, animals, or really anything. The reason behind this is that I *love* names, or at ...

    Apr 6, 2012
  • Research Re: Eh....have a few questions :X

    1. The first step here is to write the ideas that excite you. The ones that keep you up at night, the ones you daydream about. The story you really, ...

    Apr 2, 2012
  • Research Re: Character Apperance

    There is most definitely a possibility of overdoing it. Unfortunately, there's not a good way to measure when it's being overdone. But, I'd say if the mentions of facial expression ...

    Apr 2, 2012
  • WRFF Archive Re: Rach-and-Ribbit Reviews, Inc.

    Okie dokie, I still have: Skins Pilot's Ch. 2 Kafka's 2nd piece

    Mar 30, 2012
  • Writing Activities Re: the riddle game.

    Here's one, but I have a few more I'll share later. A man is driving in a black car, on a one-lane road. The road is black, the sidewalks are ...

    Mar 30, 2012


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