Sureal

(image nicked from here .) Of course, there's more complex stuff too - reality is far more complex than any diagram - but it gives you a crude idea. (Note: ...

Type 1) Zombies (or zombie like things) are common, as are ghost girls like from the films, 'The Ring' and 'The Grudge'. I usually witness terrible violence being done upon ...

Sureal likes the word 'surreal'.

All proffessional writers write to make money. It's their job.

Not that long. :(

Well, publishers don't actually take any money from you - they give it to you. The payment system is actually rather complex (which is one of the many reason why ...

Tough boy: Bob Faux-tough boy: Joe-Bob Sweet girl: Anne Evil girl: Mary-Anne Tremble in fear. (Hey, with nothing to go on that's the best I can do. My advice: sit ...

thunder_dude7: Yeah, that goes on a cover letter (I think). Anything related to your writing. That info's in the book I linked to too. Vernon: Use duotrope's digest to find ...

Everything you need to know can be found in this book . Short version: - Find an agent in the above book, - Mail them the first few chapters of ...

This came up in the swearing in stories thread.

Have one narrator per chapter. Then you can: a) Put the character's name at the begining of the chapter, alongside the chapter-number and chapter-name, or, b) Use a different font ...

Epicness. :) You sending the novel to agents or publishers?

You can do it whenever you want. Although, it won't have the same community feeling it does during November, cos during the official NaNoWriMo period a whole bunch of people ...

lol ms word oh ye... how about M.A.CRAWFORD? or M.S.A.CRAWFORD I like MA Crawford the best. MS reminds me of the acronym for manuscript (MS). It also kindda looks like ...

Your byline (the name you want the novel/short story to published under) is put on the manuscript, along with your real name. Buy a book like The Artist's and Writer's ...