alleycat13

I'm currently rereading LOTR. Yes, it is long winded at times, but Tolkien is a different writer than Rowling. In his time, literature was like that. But I'd have to ...

Only kinda-sorta? okay... :cry: I tried.

Okay, is a quote from one of my other posts. Found here--> It also included a huge article by Firestarter on how to write big, army involving battle scenes. My ...

For me, my characters become real people/things. And, while they may evolve and develop themselves throughout the story, I find myself unable to force them to do things. I end ...

Ya know when you watch a movie and sometimes they have a quick little narration to tell you what the heck is going on? When I write, I feel like ...

Lewis was a Christian, a member of the Church of England to be exact. He and Tolkien were also very close friends and critics of one another. They and some ...

Hum...that's weird that you couldn't get into the last one, but I kinda know what you mean. I didn't like that way The Last Battle begins--with that stupid, greedy ape ...

Honestly, I've never seen the series/movies. But, as you all know, Watership Down has some very bleak, dark, and/or violent parts in it, and I've always wondered how you could ...

I read nearly all of that article, and I have to say that it was really good. Most of the battles I've written have been one-on-one. I don't know what ...

The Chronicles of Narnia are some of the best books I've ever read. I can reread them over and over and each time I get some more out of them. ...

Anyone who can read English should read this book! It is one of (if not) my favorite books ever. Brief history--Richard Adams is (still alive and writing) a British author. ...