luverly

Hey all. I will expand on this I promise, but things have been busy lately, so it'll take a while. Thanks for the support, and it'll be up soon... er ...

I really love this, your description is great. One thing though, you may want to make less seperate paragraphs it makes the reading just a bit choppy. Waiting for more. ...

Thanks. :) I fixed that and you were right, it did sound off. I was only going to leave this as a short story, but since you mentioned it, I ...

I love 'Writing Magic' by Gail Carson Levine, it was the first book I ever read about writing and I still use a lot of things I read in that ...

“N-no…. please… don’t… I need to put dinner on the t-table for my fa-family.” My grip on the knife tightened. “Hand it over, peasant!” I barked, taking in the man ...

A phrase that's actually making a comeback at my school is 'tubular'.

Here's some info Ifound on catnip; Catnip tends to have a sedative effect on humans. It is most often drunk as a tea. It is also useful for settling an ...

This is a prologue to my fantasy story. Please and thank you.

Someone who was made fun of as a child for her slightly provactive last name. Kinsey-Isolde Marks

It's in Fantasy Fiction and I don't have a title yet, which is why it's called 'Indunian Story'. It's a prolouge to a larger story I'm still working on. It's ...

I live in New York, so New England. Everyone I know says "pop", and the people who say "soda" tend to have families who come from out of state. All ...

I live in New York, but I have family friends living in Connecticut and as far I can tell it's soda.

It depends on how hard the horse threw her; if she sort of slid off or the horse got spooked a bit and she lost balance or if it bucked ...

I'm looking especially for; -types of foods that were common -clothing descriptions - ways of earning a livelihood - types of homes (building materials, size etc.) I'd really appreciate it ...

"Firelight might not let you read fine stories, but you'll stay warm and you won't see the dust on the floor."- Irish Proverb