Sam

They were all a bit addled- but that's why we love them! *hugs Welcome* How is he doing, currently? ...ooer, a Dysfunction Competition. I like the sound of that!

*moved to writing tips* Just remember that you don't have to keep everything in that infodump in the story- but it's a good idea. I had a super info-dumpy exchange ...

My two cents on Number 2 (the rest were all quite good, author13 ^_~): I do not write my novels in Japanese. Hey, I can pretty much hold together a ...

You should! Walking barefoot in the city isn't all bad- especially when it's for the sake of art! BFG will be all the better for the trip, though; it's totally ...

Ooh, that's much better than a simple Google search...*hugs Duotrope, whatever he is* I do hope you get published Claudester- that would be really excellent. ^_^ Everything you're working on ...

Ooh, you shall have to! My research is a bit lacking; I really haven't read up on anything in awhile. I'm rusty. ...teehee, maybe the voices are right? :wink: Poor ...

NaNoWriMo. Once you find that yes, you actually can do something crazy like that, you can do anything. :wink: But yeah, NaNoWriMo is something everyone should have going in their ...

...for realsies? Ooh, I should go look up Fred and Davy- they sound rather grand, together. And! More fanmixes! *dances* They are so much fun.

Writing's all about channeling emotion, right? That's why it's a good thing when you get attached to characters- then you feel the emotions and things that they do when you're ...

That's kind of why I like her point about "being helpful"- because honestly- personally, I can take critiques. And I'm 13, right? Tell me I suck, and I'll try harder ...

Ooh, La Plume Noire's back up- and led by Imp! *jumps for joy* I'm rather excited; the challenges are really good. It's a quote, a game, and a picture prompt, ...

Ah, Fandness- this is an awesome article! This is a problem I've seen a lot (especially in my own writing :roll:)...something definitely to provide a link for in critiques. When ...

When you're using description in sketches, it often feels awkward because you sort of feel the impulse to write, "Harry, a stout-fifteen year old boy with blue eyes and brown ...

I think it was Holly Lisle's site (the one that El loves, and I love as well)- something about "Feel free to steal ideas, but twist them and shake them ...

Sure! Hmm...what's School of Shades about? There was a storybook or something about it; is it similar?