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Hmm, this is an interesting one. I think it depends on what happens after page ten. Letting it be You're going to rewrite the beginning of your novel at least ...

New Writer! =D Okay... where to start? Writing is an art that requires dedication and a craft that requires honing. I think this is a good place to start with ...

Go with all of them! 8D Mash the mush together, twist the twists around each other, take characters from different genres and see what happens when they bump heads and ...

Do you mean learning a first or second language?

Ashrii Black- District Six. The Reaping. Tension and static flitter through the crowd, bringing the silent, stone angels in their reaping frocks to life. It's like a hive of trackerjackers- ...

@Fortis That was fun! Even if shortlived. Let me know if you want your avvie back. But seriously. Why do you have so many tabs open O.o

Okay. So. You guys did not make it an easy job judging this one. I could give you guys the customary 'well done for trying' speech, but I was genuinely ...

@AEChronicle You can only submit one entry (just to keep it fair) but you can edit or change that entry whenever you like.

@ongoeslife That sounds like it would be more fanfic-ish. You could base it in the same universe or even the same plot-line as the book, but to use that scene ...

@crescent Long time no see! Yes, 350 is the minimum.

This is a really neat idea! I find that with writers block, there isn't really a list of boxes you can tick and then it's gone, but this is as ...

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The Library of Imaginary Things Summary: The task at hand! To take something completely made up and write it in the style of non-fiction. How to enter: Post in this ...

I never tire of the old "he woke up with blood on his hands, six thousand dollars rolled up in his pocket, and no recollection of what had happened the ...

When it comes to getting inside my characters heads I always return to Stanislavski. He's an acting teacher who wrote a load of books (my favourite being 'An Actor Prepares,' ...