Stori

She instinctively knew how greedy and jealous he was Hold it right there! Don't say she knows instinctively, when you can show readers what he's like. Even if he and ...

Welcome to the Society, by the way.

It doesn't have to be an object. Perhaps it's a specific place or even an event caused by divine power. That being said, no one likes a story that "preaches" ...

I used to do this when I was stuck. I'd ask a particular character what was up, and they'd tell me.

You know those stories where the heroine has a troubled past? And the hero comforts her by becoming her lover. Well, how do I avoid that scenario?

Everyone has to start somewhere, Rainy. (I quite like your avatar, by the way.) I share your lack of faith in my poetic abilities, mostly because I'm terrible at metaphors ...

That might work, too.

Well, Ah, I do happen to know a book about writing. It's titled Spilling Ink: A Young Writer's Handbook by Ann Mazer and Ellen Potter.

If you've ever wished they made notebooks with glow-in-the-dark lines.

See that icon that looks like a person and a down arrow? You can view your points and other things by clicking on it.

That's allowed, so long as you review other people's work. Welcome back.

We're all weird here. That being said, I can recommend some medieval novels to you. Song of the Gargoyle is rather good from what I remember. It tells the story ...

I don't think it necessarily means *current* combat experience. After all, look at John McCain- he was a soldier once. And personally, I think all politicians should be required to ...

I have a lot of notebooks. And my work is scattered willy-nilly among them, which is frustrating to my autistic mind.

Is that all?