Snoink

Um... well, of course there's the smile. And then I have to actually have something to say to the guys, otherwise it's not worth bothering. But the hands are really ...

My chapters are usually episodic, so one event happens and then at the conclusion of that, which is probably going to be a cliffhanger seeing as you want to suck ...

He was a sociopath though. ;) That's a completely different tutorial, lol.

You can also have a character blank out and then, when he gets up, notice that he's all cut and he's lying on the other side of the room in ...

Freewrites are delicious ways to get into your characters mind without them knowing. You make them passionate enough and they'll spill out their secrets to you very quickly.

Or you can look at Alaska. Lots of pine and game and fish there... not many people. It's too cold. :P A question! Do your people wear clothes? What doesn't ...

Stuff in Writing Tips should be advice or specific questions about the story, like dialogue problems or something. If you would like to get people to review this, try posting ...

Haha... it's part of a sextet... *amused*0

*Moved to Research*

I split FREAK in three parts. All parts are completely different from each other, so it's a neat way to say, "BAM! YOU MUST STOP TEMPORARILY!" Because usually, the parts ...

I'm glad you're with a better group. :)

The second format is good for web while the other one is good for novel writing. Except each beginning of the paragraph are indented. Just press the tab button. ;)

The only sure way to make a completely 3d character is to base it on someone you know. It works very well in fact, because you already know everything about ...

Bug Nate about this--he's in the Washington DC scene, so he might have some funny stories about this.

"Actually," Snoink said, walking in behind DX, "if I want to continue the sentence that I started before my action, I split the sentence, put my action, stick a comma ...