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Oh, God, I always forget to send my dresses in to the seamstress when the hems need fixing. I leave them frayed and then on the day of a ball ...

...those are good points about love and fascination. I've never thought about it that way, but it could be a grand, grand side-plot. If all your books are as good ...

Ah, a grand does make a lot of sense, though. Writing is hard, but it's a little easier when your characters work together. Good article, DD!

Haha. No...I'm not quite certain why I'm still in mathematics classes, either. Probably the remaining whisp of a dream of 'classical education'- pity. I can't speak Latin, either. -Adelais To ...

Hey, JC! (Hehe, best nickname I could come up with. Any suggestions?) I absolutely adore your writing style- it's very nice and personal, but at the same time it's very ...

If I could, I'd write only in present tense- to me, it's a lot easier and flows a lot better when I'm re-reading. Other people hate it, though, so I ...

I had mixed feelings about Burned- yeah, some of the poems were really good, but it focused too much on 'Dad is a bad guy' and 'I should be able ...

Hey, there, Inertia! I always love reading your stuff...it's very intelligent and well-thought-out, very psychological. Good pieces to read. :D One major thing: EXPERIMENTIVE FICTION AND PLOTS (OR LAC

Oh, Heller is very, very funny. We'll have to discuss when you've finished... Adding in another title to the mix: Feed , by M.T. Anderson.

Ooh, I love Margo more and more- she is herself, even in the midst of strange circumstances. Excellent character development, I've gotta say. :D I also loved the comments on ...

...I've got a new idea for a story. A novel, maybe. Maybe. It completely goes against my strict "No stories set before 1850" policy, but, eh, for an interesting idea? ...

Oh, defintely...when shall it be posted? And 100 fics? Like NaNo, but without a time limit. Excellent fun, I presume. :wink:

Marketing and design are really what sell books- at least, in my opinion. When I go for the library or bookstore, I look for: - An interesting cover, preferably more ...

Ah, you're not alone, Myia...I love Burroughs, too. Mmm... The Picture of Dorian Gray , by Oscar Wilde. Claude seem to enjoy it. :wink:

Corporal's Pond, if it's to avoid those at school, or Johnathan's apartment, if it's to avoid Johnathan. Ironic, that... - Adelais The roof. Really, it's easy to get to from ...