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Bumping this as open for business. And yeah, I'll review anything!

Well, to take a page out of Teen Wolf’s book, you could have bloodthirsty trees with a power that’s only awakened by the murder of a witch/wizard/any character you want ...

Wow. That's a whole lot of genres you're weaving into this story! First off, I like that the pathogens modify genes, since you have the opportunity to throw in a ...

A strategy I've seen a lot is by labeling the time and maybe the date as well at the start of every chapter. If you like to switch the views/perspectives, ...

Hi @Barcodes! For writing realistic dialogue, I like to picture the conversation in my head, with the two people conversing prominent at front. From there, I try to imagine them ...

I’ve read a few things on characters being either mute or learning sign language of their own accord. I’ve always wanted to write different types of characters, but I don’t ...

I really like this premise! I’ve always enjoyed reading about people who may do slightly bad things for good or practical reasons, and Greg’s is very understandable. You’ve got a ...

Finally complete @Emmzziee! Hope that helped!

All of your guys' ideas sound really interesting, but I think mine's a little tired in the trope of YA books. I really only have two things I've at least ...

I've always wanted to get into writing short stories since I haven't had that much time to really write in the last few months, but the only true short I've ...

You're welcome @Kanome! And I like it more in third person, but that's typically my preference in any novel XD.

Finally done @Kanome! I hope that was helpful XD

Alright, done @Lightsong. I hope that was helpful!

@elysian done! I hope that was helpful XD

Done! Thanks for your requests @eiaeh9 and @MasterAvi! I hope those reviews were helpful!