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Well, in a way, #1 is true though. If you don't love your story, I don't care how much money is at stake, odds are, you'll fail miserably. Not because ...

I don't know. I know lots of English spellings from reading English stuff, but I wouldn't be able to tell you the differences between them if you asked me. I'm ...

*checks dictionary* Hehehe... Iz iz gud at zpelling! Still! American: realize English: realise

No... this isn't a "which one is better" thread. Because obviously American is better. ;) No, seriously, this was inspired by seeing several English dudes complain about Americans spellings and ...

Or we can give you advice on your own story? :P *Moved to Writer's Corner*

Hahaha.. I know about it, but the little red marks it makes on Word makes me want to edit it more. :P Thanks for the tip anyway!

You already have a post just like this in the lounge. *Locked*

Egads. That's an awkward sentence in any case. Still, I don't think you should capitalize "a." It's already implied that it is a start of a quotation. Though really, it's ...

Hehehe...when I was thirteen, I was in the same situation. On one hand, I wanted to complete this book and on the on the other hand, I wanted to pursue ...

I'll try....... >.< And believe me, it WILL be hard for me to get out from my SANCTUARY, my SHELL :shock: But think of all the writing material you'll stumble ...

Hehehe, well, first of all, DON'T go to PublishAmerica. ;) With that said, those who are teens go to pretty much the same agents and publishers who publish adults. By ...

My writing only got good when I turned 18, because then I didn't have to worry about the parents. Even though they really didn't care about me writing... it was ...

Have fun with it. I don't know whether you intend to publish this or not, but if you want to add more, you always can. Later, as you get involved ...

Sadly, we don't have a center feature, so I took that out for you. If there's any other formatting issue, you can always add it yourself. ;) This was a ...

Hahaha... it's an acting tip, actually. Everybody contains every single character inside oneself. So writing becomes not a place for "character development" but rather self-reflection and analyzation.