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At last! Help for the beginning wirter who feels like she's turning in circles...or is that just me? Anyway, there are some neat programmes out there that can really give ...

I find the shoutbox irritating, personally. I love to chat, esp. in realtime, but it lags and has to be refreshed all the time and it makes my computer SLOW! ...

Yeesh, outnumbered much? Anyway, I'm deleting this post because I was obviously in a seriously bad mood when I wrote it - I'm not usually so agressive. I apologize to ...

Basically, what I'm saying is that I'm all for people who need help getting it. If that's mostly Maori's, then yay for the government - whatever. But when people are ...

My first attempt: When I picked it up, it was so fresh that it slimed my hands a golden brown, and I could smell the rotten egg smell of sulphur ...

Instructions: This is a quick exercise that is useful for strengthening your descriptive abilities. It's also a bit of slightly twisted fun. Try it every now and then to get ...

I know there's a movie called Waiting to Exhale, though I've never seen it, and the title captured my interest. So I wrote something and used that title. Thanks to ...

LOL that was quite good actually. Initially I wasnt sure but after several readings...I'm not sure exactly what you mean, since I live in a different country and everything, but ...

Trying a different form...I quite like it. Stream-of-consciousness-ish. Definitely promotes inspiration, anyway. Transience a footprint in the sand or the imprint of a fingertip in the icing of a cake

I loved it too. It seems to end a bit abruptly IMHO, but it is definitely effective like that. Nice concept here. I look forward to seeing some more of ...

Yeah, what they said LOL. This is a great little piece. I like the repetition of certain word forms and the way the ideas seem to go together and yet ...

OMG. [points at marzipan] What they said. And then some. This is AWESOME. to gouge this grainy wind which walks so free, (proving life's existence with no intermittance) would be ...

The Man at Station Four He may have always been there, The man at station four - He sits there like a marble ghost, And looks at the polished floor. ...

Thanks guys -- glad you liked it. I love the Emperors New Groove too, even though technically I'm too old for cartoons [looks around furtively] Shhh! :shock:

"Ill Met By Moonlight" is the first in a series of fantastic books by Sarah A. Hoyt detailing the life of one William Shakespeare and his contact with the world ...