Rydia

My favourite is the second idea as it has a lot of intrigue and the potential to be really action packed but also heart warming. For least favourite I'd have ...

Clara, Beth, Odette, Lucille, Florence, Jasmine?

One of the best ways to gain willing volunteers is by making friends. Join writing groups, both online and off (look in newspapers or at the local library) and make ...

Perhaps think about something you guys do already and exaggerate it. Or maybe have a pack war? I don't read many animal stories but I'm sure war would be a ...

The Leviathon was an aqueous creature as could be seen from his large, webbed feet and a tail closely resembling that of the dolphin. He was aqueous in his strong, ...

I agree with Pengi completely except that I'd perhaps put them the other way around. There's something very raw and beautiful about chocolate covered sky. Both great poems though!

1. Live the story before you write it. This might seem contrary to most advise but I find that the stories I stay obsessed with longest are the ones that ...

Hmmm it depends partly on the popularity of the series and on just how similar your stories are. For example, hers might be about seahorses that time travel while yours ...

Captain, My Captain! It's great to see your face around here again and as soon as loans come through after Easter, I'll buy a copy. Possibly a physical one :D

If I ever (in ten years time) catch up with 'Rina, do I get cats instead of pigs? She'll have more reviews by then so maybe she ca have a ...

What Rachael said! I'd avoid the entire scene and concentrate on the other characters in the waiting room instead. Most none medical shows do it all the time as having ...

:D I link to it occasionally in chat, it just saves me explaining the rules of the games over and over agin.

I think that's a good post to end this on. *Locked*

As Ky says, satire is all about getting the ballance right. Start off by satiring things that are really easy to handle, such as scientific theories of which you can ...

Hi there! I actually live in England so I don't know much about how your system works but fortunate for you, I have a friend in America who's doing an ...