StoryWeaver13

Usually I get a little tired of the cocky-characters-trying-to-change, but you know sometimes they really are funny. I think a lot of it has to do with your approach. Find ...

Well, I've always had novel-commitment issues. Even when I get consistent reviews of "this is great!," "keep writing!," etc., I fail to keep a consistent loyalty to my stories, cheat ...

The first two suggestions are good ideas. The only other thought I'd have is historian, maybe even one who specializes in the written word (ie. ancient text, old manuscripts, etc.)

I'm not sure if many people care about this, but there has been a big fall in the quality of television programs for young adults. I totally agree! My sister ...

Well, think - what scares you? Open up the creaking door into that dark and dank room in your mind. In my opinion, villains are more terrifying when they 1) ...

I don't remember my first story EXACTLY, but I remember that when I was around five years old I would tell stories a lot. I had a stroke when I ...

Oh my gosh this is the biggest problem I have! I constantly get these ideas running through my head that I really want to use, but I have no clue ...

That's the worst, right? But then I discovered this beautiful, magical thing called a thesaurus. Using an online one really helps me a lot too.

Thanks, this really helps, I'll probably be looking back on this a dozen times while I try to write a historic fiction. So again, thank you thank you, thank you.

Grr, romance crud is so difficult!!! It's become so overworked that love itself is practically a cliche! Thanks for these tips, really helpful.