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Just finished Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte. I'm starting The Greatest Generation by Tom Brokaw.

Me? In control? :shock: I'm with Sam - writing is like walking a hyperactive dog. My characters murdered any God complex I might have felt in writing. How I feel ...

Those are gorgeous, Clau! I especially like the first two ones - they're from a glass exhibit at a museum in the area, right? I saw something like it at ...

I'm hopelessly romantic myself, but still - I'd rather read the noble love hinted at in Russian literature than the rather, ah... more blatent... carnal... type of writing in adult ...

Depends on the day. When I'm in a time crunch or am determined, I can write thirty or even fourty pages in a day and spend hours, but then there ...

*eyes thread hungrily* I'm considering doing it this year, though I am not yet sure. Twould be my first time. ^_^

I wouldn't say I hate my writing, but no matter what the piece, I am always painfully insecure and self-conscious about it. I can overcriticize my writing so much that ...

As people have said, it depends on the project. I've had projects where I plan myself so far ahead I get overwhelmed and don't ever write it. But my latest ...

Both sound like adventure/mystery books to me. The Scarab one sounds more like a mystery. I'm not really into mystery, but I would probably at least pick them up. The ...

I'm not a sad book reader, but one that was sad enough for me was Fool's Fate by Robin Hobb... I was devastated... *sniffs* Yah, Fool's Fate was sad. :cry: ...

"A life of running is no life at all. But there are moments when I do feel like I'm living, no matter how few they may be." ~Strick "I love ...

"Who is Cinderella?" ~Strick "Excuse my ignorant comrade. No, I do not believe in Cinderella stories, because I, for one, would be able to recognize the woman I loved without ...

Oooh, read those a long time ago. I thought they were okay. I read all of them, but the first book was very slow for me - didn't like it. ...

"Uh... my name is Strick. Do you really need a pronunciation for that?" ~Strick "It's Uh-ree-oh, not Uh-rill-oh, you idiot. Uh-ree-oh." ~Arillo "My name is pronounced Kray-uh. I know it ...

"Ouch. I'm rather tired of being a hero." ~Strick "A dashing knight with a sparkling sword, willing to do anything to protect and comfort me. A compassionate person, in essence." ...