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Re: Harper Lee's To Kill A Mockingbird
Greatest book my crappy middle school teacher made us read. It almost makes up for her making us read books three reading levels below our grade level. One of the ...
Jan 19, 2008 -
Re: scary
Body language is key to showing someone's frightened. Since I just got finished with my school play, I have thought a lot about how acting relates to writing. A great ...
Dec 10, 2007 -
Re: I Just Read ERAGON and ELDEST!
they're the books you read if you just want to read- like chewing bubble gum. It won't fill you up, but at least it gets your mind off of food/reading. ...
Nov 28, 2007 -
Re: Name Game #2
Okay, I read somewhere that if you can't think of a title for a story after you're a third of the way through it, you're in trouble. I don't necessarily ...
Nov 21, 2007 -
Re: Name Game #1
I have two questions about naming things, but this one's more important- I'll ask the other one later. I want to give a character a certain name, but I have ...
Nov 19, 2007 -
Re: Starting with Quotes? Yes or no?
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- bookworm201 wrote: The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants books also use quotes well. Ooh, yeah, that was really well do
Nov 6, 2007 -
Re: Who do you talk to your writing about
My sister and I have a running gag where I go to her, and she pretends to have one of those long cigarettes that Cruella DeVille had int he DIsney ...
Nov 4, 2007 -
Re: Said, said, said, said
Said, replied, asked, laughed, and cried. Maybe one or two more, but that's really all you need. Too much said is annoying, but the readers should be focused on what's ...
Nov 4, 2007 -
Re: Starting with Quotes? Yes or no?
Quotes can be tricky- a good one will have the right "flavor" to it- you know what I mean? But if the quote replaces something that the writer should be ...
Nov 4, 2007
