Rincewind

I read in a Stephen King Dark Tower novel today the word grumped. I thought that was awesome.

Implied is agood one thats not on the list. Also confirmed. I am also a big fan of the word Splurged.

Boner

I think you could say all that stuff in a lot less words and not seem so smug and brainy. I'm quite sure three quaters to a hundred percent of ...

Pretty much I have never underestimated the potential of my imagination. In all truth everything we write takes some form from what we feel and who we are as people, ...

Agreed. It is indeed a combination of both. If you think about it , it's impossible not to do any pre-planning. Everything is planned in your hear more or less ...

It is indeed a clever way to give your characters interesting quirks and personality traits. My list of things: Rum Shadows Ink Berries Beetle Handcuffs Hippo and that was it. ...

I mis read that and thought you said the thign that comes after the story. I dont knwo what you are speaking of.

I have only recently been diligantly editing all my work, and my newest pieces (Hamstring) are all liek triple edited. I rip stuff out, patch things up, throw thigns in ...

an epilogue

[quote="Snoink"]@ Ryan and Rincewind: I think creating a mythology/world is the writer's personal preference. So either way would be correct, depending how you work.[/quote] I couldn't agree more. Eve

the challenge will be making everything interesting enough to A) keep people interested regardless that they have no background information B) keep everything intriguing so peoepl have a reason to ...

I've never gotten stuck.

Too see an example of a prologue check the thread: HAMSTRING A FABLE IN MANY PARTS. It is not exactly a prologue, but all the essential nutrients are there;) I ...

I disagree with Ryan. I have three worlds on the go: One is our Earth (Hamstring), one is an "earth" with considerable paranormal differences (Sugnoma Lived) and one is a ...