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Sam

  • Writers Corner Re: A Little Whimsical in the Brain Pan

    Well, he very well should be... Teehee, Cal, I love your titles- they're always clever. Though, "Heroine Addiction" is my favorite of all time. :wink:

    Feb 12, 2007
  • Writing Tips Re: Fiction that we can learn from

    And don't stray away from bad or common writing, either. I keep a lot of Lurlene McDaniel and other samples of teen angst, just to know what not to do.

    Feb 11, 2007
  • Writers Corner Re: Cassandra's [Procrastination of] Writing

    Progress is always good! What are your novels about? I remember being really jealous when you finished NaNo about a week and a half ahead of me. :wink: 'Twould be ...

    Feb 11, 2007
  • Writers Corner Re: How To Fend Off Angry Mobs Consisting of Your Own Characters

    RAMBLE NO.1: These seemed far too tantalizing to pass up...sort of like Pringles, but without the partially hydrogenated soybean oil (or something such; whatever they are made of is far ...

    Feb 11, 2007
  • Writers Corner Re: A young dreamer's Novels.

    Ooh, yeah! If you've got any more details on these, don't hesitate to post them- they sound awesome. :D

    Feb 11, 2007
  • Writers Corner Re: Crysi's stuff.

    Which story has Saphirus in it? Is that Taer or Kiens' Battle? ...he is very awesome. The type of person with major swordfighting skills, if I'm correct.

    Feb 11, 2007
  • Writing Activities Re: The Worst Story Ever

    The movie was a sweet Valentine's Day tale of romance and action, and- being tall, muscular, and blonde- John walked passed and was nearly tackled by the director, who asked ...

    Feb 11, 2007
  • General Fiction Short Stories Re: Weighty for Worthless [Free-Write]

    *bows to Imp's well-read-ness* I attempted to read "Paradise Lost" once. It was good for a laugh. ...I later wrote an impression of Milton writing in drama class, a rambling ...

    Feb 11, 2007
  • Action/Adventure Novels Re: The Shadow (prolouge)

    Heya, Amber! Haven't seen you around before...so, I suppose a welcome is in order? :D PUNCTUATION: BAH! ...oh, dear, you've committed the number one sin of dialogue in your first ...

    Feb 11, 2007
  • Writing Activities Re: Character Answer Game

    Lieutenant made us do that once; sit on our hands for a bit and attempt to load our guns. She, of course, being the complete swot she is, had to ...

    Feb 11, 2007
  • Writing Activities Re: Character Answer Game

    Phwoar, Other Sam...nice question. :wink: I wouldn't know. I try to avoid looking at my skin- other than my hands. My hands are alright. -Upton Yes, but I heal really ...

    Feb 11, 2007
  • Writing Activities Re: Character Answer Game

    ...he's my best friend. -Luke I suppose he's a nice enough fellow, but I can never make sense of what he's saying. Hmm. -David He's a Russian, isn't he? Oh, ...

    Feb 9, 2007
  • Writing Activities Re: Character Answer Game

    That's what a good slap upside the head is for, yes, sir. - Headmistress If David said such...haha, I'd believe him. But that's between you and me, right? -Adelais People ...

    Feb 5, 2007
  • General Fiction Short Stories Re: Hide Me No Longer

    Lily was saying that it needed a bit more depth and characters- so, an idea! There are different ideas in here (the rocky marriage, the sour friendship) that you could ...

    Feb 5, 2007
  • Writing Activities Re: Character Answer Game

    Mary would pick me, I'm sure of it...*shudder*. But me? ...it'd be hard, no matter who. Luke would probably eat you and Adelais would do something senseless like jumping off ...

    Feb 5, 2007


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