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FREAK got a low score. XD ...oh dear!

Hahaha... if she types like that, you should!

Yay! Much fandom! :D

Hahaha... not really. I have a summary and will start to write my query letter soon! Someday! When I'm not going crazy from physics homework... But yeah. We'll probably come ...

Yay! Good luck with that. Maybe we'll get our books published around the same time? ;) Get Writer's Market 2007. You'll love yourself for it. :D

OMG... the best you've come up with? I can't wait. :D

Oh! No, a lot of my writings are on http://www.snoink.com, but not FREAK. The quote in my signature actually belongs to "The Death Parlor," not FREAK. FREAK is finished and ...

I sometimes think I use semicolons too frequently, but I guess that's better than constantly comma splicing? :roll: While I'm thinking about it, maybe you can help me with something ...

Psssh, someone will realize it's loveliness soon, and publish it. I read the first part of QofH once, and loved it, but have never really gotten around to tell you ...

Scenery, my dear, is not a story. Conflict is a story. Don't get scenery or conflict confused EVER. ;) Yes, with novels you can get away with more description than ...

If they have to wear a cloak, I make everyone else wear cloaks. That way it doesn't seem so bizarre to only have the mysterious character wear a cloak :P ...

Hahaha... okay. This is the best summary I've come up with so far, which is kind of lame, but whatever. At least I did something. SUMMARY: When a freak living ...

So, you have this really cool place and you want to describe it. Or, alternatively, you have this really boring place and you feel obligated to describe it, but for ...

Well... okay. The reason why they stand out more is because the preferred form is the dash. Semicolons are only really used for formal reasons, really.

For some strange reason, I have read many stories where the mysterious characters are alwasy dark and mysterious and wear cloaks because they are obviously so dark and mysterious. And ...