Shearwater

I like Lauren's idea but the only thing that could become a spoiler is the first diary entry. If you plan on surprising us within the novel, the first entry ...

I'm going to say that using 'said' is actually quite good than using other tags. Said is simple and I know it's repetitive but when you feel like it's getting ...

It depends on the audience, as everyone was saying. But it also depends on the character you're writing. If he's a young but terrible kid then the chances that he ...

Awesome Sureal! I always think I'm not putting enough description in but thinking about it, it's not really needed. lol

Inspiration can come from anything. A movie, a book, a person, a relationship, a dog, a boat, a crayon or your younger sister's marker drawing of a crab. But as ...

Interesting, usually I do a massive profile sheet. It contains birthday, likes, dislikes, desires, goals. Everything I can think of. I build their personality here. Then I Imagine what they ...

Haha, I overuse "So" and "anyway" in my writing and reviewing.

Firstly, I agree with Kyll. Realism should be learned first, I actually think learning to draw cartoon can prove to be quite a difficult task but everyone is different. Try ...

Oh duckies, I've been down that path before and it isn't pretty. Usually, I find myself either 'daydreaming' or reenacting scenes in my head, almost like I'm the narrator and ...

Hi WritingWords, Pink here. First of all, I agree with half of what you're saying. There are people who get reviews but don't go back and edit their work. I ...

*high five!* That's totally awesome, I'm happy for you :)

*Gasp* I would cry tears of blood if I lost that much. I'm so sorry to hear that, you must be totally upset. Yes, new word is amazing and it ...

I'm glad I have a new laptop :D When I was using my ol' desktop I remember I was writing an English paper the day before it was due and ...