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Thank-you guys! I hope that if my book is ever published the cover will catch readers eyes :)

Hey! So not sure if this is the right place to post this but I wanted to share my book cover with you guys :) Obviously I cant' use this ...

Hey guys! So I'm working on the prologue of my novel and I've run into a bit of an issue... The prologue centers around two characters, a girl and her ...

I actually asked an author that I have on Facebook and she said the same thing, that it doesn't matter about how many pages because that's subject to change and ...

Okay! I know what you mean now lol

So you mean put blood on her knee so it looks like she was hurt there instead?

@Tenyo thank-you! That is actually very helpful. Her friend definitely knows what happened but she doesn't push for answers and she doesn't show up until a few hours later so ...

I agree! I'm just wondering what she would say? Her friend will be pretty persistant considering she's covered in bruises so would saying she fell be a valid excuse?

This is a touchy subject and the only reason I'm posting about this is because I don't want to do/say something wrong. In my book one of my main characters ...

Hahaha, he is the master of one page chapters! That's part of the reason I love his books so much, I can read like 6 chapters in 10 minutes!

For all of the novel writers out there what do you think is more important: word count or chapter length? I know that consistency is relatively important when writing a ...

That's a good point Rosey! I was thinking about it more last night & "What's up?" fits the situation perfectly even though it isn't something I would say!

I don't really like it either because it's sort of vague but in this situation it works. The two characters are in the middle of making out & one of ...

I think "What's up" works best! One of my characters, April, goes to the washroom & her friend, Daniel, notices that something in wrong when she comes out so I ...

Hey all! So as you can see from my title I need help with phrases. What's another phrase for "Are you okay?" I don't want to use "What's wrong?" or ...