Squishy

I am currently publishing my novel, and here is my four step plan to greatness. All of these steps you can google to find out more. 1- Write the thing ...

i would read it and probably love it so write it

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if you can help me, I'm trying to find a picture to match one of my characters. my girl is: blonde, 11 years old, very innocent-esque, green eyes. that's all ...

i like the kidnap situation, here's my twist she gets kidnapped and BAM she's a pirate ship wench girl (what else were us females good for back then?) then, in ...

i like it! muy bueno! pm me when you get this up! very excited. question though, this is started to sound like a story i thought up a while ago. ...

okay I myself am quite the mythology buff and find it interesting that you are converging all major myths into one story This will be brilliant as each individual deity ...

i think that we should not use either and just write blawnde ha! see what literature teachers think of us now! (*says sorry that I am such a noncomformist*)

sorry, the little () just came up when I copied them.. :( sa(bb)atical sac(ch)(ar(in)e sa(cc)ulat(ed) sa(ch)em sa(ch)et Sacra(ment)o sacri(st)an sa(dd)(en) Sadowa [w pronounced v] sa(ff)l(ow)(er) Said

scelesta lupa! (wicked bitch) talkite! (shut up) google it!

greek mythology names for whatever god represents that person not only are the names cool, but knowledgable readers will pick up on it right away and will be clued in ...

you might have just gotten bored with it and need to put it down for a long while... if you're almost done, all the plot-people should be falling into line, ...

knowlege of ancient greek-roman-egyptian mythology... not only does it pop up EVERWHERE when you're reading (if you know what to look for), many of the linguistics of it help in ...

its a Moses-Gattaca (a good movie I've seen), classic find-who-i-am- book if you want it to work, you'll have to seriously try hard to keep it from getting cliche but ...

use names that are easy to read. for example, i read a book with a characters name carlisle and i kept pronouncing it in my had -car-leese until i figured ...