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  • Research Re: Battle Reference Needed(Spoilers to 300 inside)

    Or...when a group of like thirty Spaniards defeated both the Aztec and Inca empires. If you're into American history, I'm pretty certaint there are a few Civil/Revolutionary War battles in ...

    Apr 28, 2007
  • Fiction Discussion Re: The Roundtable of Dead Heroes

    Yeah, there really is no point to Harry Potter without Sirius- and the way she did it wasn't very good, either. It was sort of an Afterthought Death...something he totally ...

    Apr 28, 2007
  • Writing Activities Re: Character Answer Game

    Why would you shave your head? Kind of silly, really... -David *pulls out revolver* No, and if you so much as nick one hair , there'll be dire consequences. - ...

    Apr 28, 2007
  • Writing Activities Re: Title Feedback

    Sounds like a murder mystery, or an extremely embellished home cleaning guide. I'd probably need a cool cover and an interesting synopsis to read it, though- personally, I'm not really ...

    Apr 28, 2007
  • Writers Corner Re: Horrors of Lecraesa

    Ooh, I love those kinds of characters- they do take quite a long time to find, though, don't they? To think it all started with a co-write...something most of us ...

    Apr 28, 2007
  • Media Reviews Re: The YWS Recent Books List Nominations

    I second [i]The Perks of Being a Wallflower[/b]. I'd consider that 'classic', but it falls into the category of Good Things That Very Few People Read. Bloody Jack - L.A. ...

    Apr 21, 2007
  • Media Reviews Re: The YWS Classics List Nominations

    Ooh, good idea...I'm certain some of these have been listed already, but seconded nominations could be helpful. Catch-22 - Joseph Heller The Brothers Karamazov - Fyodor Dostoyevsky Anna Karenina - ...

    Apr 21, 2007
  • Writing Activities Re: Character Answer Game

    The right way! says the left-handed demon child. Honestly. My mother made me see a priest when she noticed I was painting with the 'wrong hand'- even at so impressionable ...

    Apr 17, 2007
  • Historical Fiction Novels Re: Hourglass No. 2

    Thanks for both of your critiques, Wysteria! Any suggestions for elongation? I tend to elongate all of the wrong places- i.e., the boring bits. I will go back and lengthen ...

    Apr 15, 2007
  • Writers Corner Re: Horrors of Lecraesa

    *applauds WD* Bah, I love those lines- those horribly cocky lines that cue cliffhangers. ("Gentlemen, I do believe you've made a grave mistake" is my uber-favorite at the moment. :P) ...

    Apr 15, 2007
  • Historical Fiction Novels Re: Hourglass No. 2

    Ah, such is the life of...er, me, Shriekness. That is, trying to make certain scenes- especially the ones that are supposed to be a lot more frank and sober- not ...

    Apr 13, 2007
  • Writing Activities Re: Character Answer Game

    I burned my elbow in one, once (please, don't ask how this happened). Not a bad burn, but it hurt like absolute Hell and I couldn't bend it for months. ...

    Apr 13, 2007
  • Writing Tips Re: Not Just Any Old Squiggle

    I had a striking revelation about commas in the middle of Health class today, after an unfortunate incident. Serves me right, of course, because I'm usually not paying attention, but ...

    Apr 13, 2007
  • Writers Corner Re: How To Fend Off Angry Mobs Consisting of Your Own Characters

    Urgh, in that regard...I haven't got much. Just a few characters whose perspective I thought would be interesting: a kid at Thereseinstadt, an HJ member whose paternal grandmother was Jewish- ...

    Apr 13, 2007
  • Historical Fiction Novels Re: Hourglass No. 2

    Ooh, thanks, WD! A double-critique! :wink: That's a good point about Henry...reading through it again, it seems like foreshadowing, even though it's not- or, at least, I haven't plotted such ...

    Apr 13, 2007


The poetry of the earth is never dead.
— John Keats