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  • WRFF Archive Re: Deanie's Reviewing Business II

    *coughs* oy. I would so much appreciate your thoughts on this.

    Mar 23, 2016
  • Research Archives Re: Writing a play~

    Honestly, I think that the biggest factor in developing an emotional attachment to any work of art is simply knowing what the piece means to you. Getting motivated for, excited ...

    Feb 12, 2016
  • WRFF Archive Re: Reviews!

    HEY YOU. Yeah you. I have two things for you; one's a fantasy that involves lesbians, trans charries (later) and gay god-boys (also later), and fighting oppression and freeing Starchildren. ...

    Nov 28, 2014
  • Writers Corner Re: Question For First-Person Duel-Narritive Writers

    I have this problem essentially every time I write dual-first (with one exception). Honestly, the only way to get over it is to say to yourself "this is excessive and ...

    Jul 22, 2014
  • Writing Tips Re: Finishing long works

    The problem with writing at a different pace is that: unless we set deadlines for ourselves, and add consequences to not finishing by that deadline, chances are we'll all always ...

    Jul 9, 2014
  • Writers Corner Re: Need plot ideas! Please help!

    I agree with Tri where she says research. Google is a massive resource of inspiration, because the best place to look for war-related ideas is within war history. Don't just ...

    Jul 9, 2014
  • Writers Corner Re: Mythology!

    Man, that'd actually be really cool (I might toss something similar elsewhere), but everything associated with the tree is considered a good omen, so a Tyotyom being in charge of ...

    Jul 3, 2014
  • Writers Corner Re: Mythology!

    I've been trying to figure out a backstory for the two birds for a while now :P Everything I try ends up leading to some giant mytho-hole just as it ...

    Jul 3, 2014
  • Writers Corner Re: Pursuing plots

    Firstly: Losing interest in a plot, for me, usually means that I'm doing one or more of a list of things: 1) Over-planning This happens when I get to excited ...

    Jun 26, 2014
  • Writers Corner Re: Mythology!

    Okay so, the backstory to this is that a friend and I write together a lot, and one of our collabs involves an m/m/m romantic situation that takes place in ...

    Jun 21, 2014
  • Research Re: Alcohol: The First Sip

    Definitely believable. Alcohol rules here are generally disregarded by the majority of the juvenile/teenaged populace. In elementary school, half of my friends were already drinking by seventh grade.

    Jun 16, 2014
  • Writers Corner Re: Journal Entries

    First of all: Are the journal entries necessary at all? They can add an interesting twist, sure, but if you don't need them and can't get them right, then maybe ...

    Jun 16, 2014
  • Information Desk Archive Re: YWS: Now with TapaTalk! (almost, but not quite, a YWS app)

    Whaaat, no BB? D: This is most excellent, though.

    Jun 5, 2014
  • Writing Tips Re: Too long until I get to the action

    The best approach to this is generally to think about what's going on in the character's head while he's doing what he's doing. We don't need to know what colour ...

    Jun 3, 2014
  • Writers Corner Re: Nicknames

    Well, nicknames usually have a reason. If someone's name is already that short, then there's really no way to shorten it to be a nickname. "A" and "B" is a ...

    Jun 3, 2014


"In my contact with people I find that, as a rule, it is only the little, narrow people who live for themselves, who never read good books, who do not travel, who never open up their souls in a way to permit them to come into contact with other souls -- with the great outside world."
— Booker T. Washington, Up From Slavery