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Some pretty helpful ideas! Thanks for posting this--I can see how this would be a helpful tool for outlining! Personally, I work best on the more flexible end of outlining--plunging ...

Like Rosey said, just start the story! The best ideas come when you start writing! Start in a place that grabs your interest. If your story needs a better hook, ...

*moved to Writer's Corner* This is more of a supplement to a story than a story, but feel free to link readers to the threads of the actual story here!

Also, just start! Ideas can't take their full form until you begin writing them down, and oftentimes when they take their own turn, they turn out better than any amount ...

I agree with Jabs. ^^ Skipping that part is an option, but then you don't have the context leading up to it and chances are you will have to rewrite ...

Unique writing style is great, but, as with everything, there is a balance. Experimentation tends to err on pretentious when the writer is experimenting just for the sake of experimenting. ...

Don't worry about wordcount! If you have told the story and are satisfied with it, leave it alone for a little while and edit as needed, but forcing length is ...

No problem. :wink: Character sketches are basically when a writer sits down with a character in mind and writes a little portion of a scene, a bit of dialogue or ...

*moved to Writer's Corner* :wink: Now that this is in the right place, your character sounds interesting! I like that you devoted so much time to personality. You mentioned you ...

*looks around* All right, I'm going to revive this. I'm editing Flames and Tears of Lecraesa now and I'll probably use this thread for questions on editing certain things, an ...

*sees updated list* I love you, Cal! :D *huggles*

I generally don't like to give a brief summary of my character's appearance all in one block, but it's not necessarily a bad thing. I tend to integrate the physical ...

This is an absolutely wonderful tip! :wink: Editing out those mistakes you can catch on your own opens up the opportunity for other writers to catch things you couldn't have ...

First of all, are you going to tell it from omniscient POV or from limited just with different characters you get into the heads of (as in, switching who you ...

Hey there pinkangel! The first idea, Not, is definitely an interesting one. It sounds tricky to do, as you would have to have a very good idea of what these ...