Rydia

I'm honestly not sure. I've only ever completed one full novel and three quarters of one and I didn't edit either of those as I wrote but with my short ...

Twit's right. If it's a 'power' your characters have then it's fantasy but if it's technology based it goes in sci fi.

The general rule is you use a small letter after dialogue, no matter what. But some people (including some published authors) use capitals after periods and question marks.

Use the upload feature. When posting, scroll down to where the upload section is and use the browse button to find the picture and then click upload. That way you ...

Description is really important to me and I thought it was about time I started an article. I'll probably add to this over time and people can feel free to ...

Cauldron, Cupboard, Candle, Chalice, Chalk, Copper, Clasp, Core, Curriculum, Cathedral... But yeah, Via has the best suggestion. A dictionary is your friend!

Join the double-trouble writing huddle! We have a usergroup dedicated to co-writing and nothing else so if you join there and have a look around, you'll find a partner easily. ...

You could go with the view that people should have a right to eat anything they want. If someone brings up the arguement that it will stop people being fat, ...

I agree that starting with your character as an adult would work best but it might be interesting to have a prologue of when the character was a child, just ...

Have you tried writing in your room with just a little background noise, like some music but nothing too loud or heavy that would distract you? Or is there a ...

I have done occasionally, when I've written a piece based on or inspired by a quote but in general I don't. For my most recent joint novel, we're pretty sure ...

Go ahead and use more detail. If it includes a rape scene, say that. If it's someone selling themself, say that. If it's mutual, just say it's sexually explicit (if ...

That's great Jasmine, you're doing very well. I wish I had your committment!

Anything you post in the literary forums is automatically added to your portfolio so don't worry about that but do remember to write two critiques for every piece you post. ...

Hello there and welcome to the site! If you have any questions or would like a critique, feel free to pm me. And why not ramble about yourself for a ...