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Right you are Mad Moo, I'll change the rating haha. Merlin, come the revolution I will personally oversee the lining up against the wall of people who think that all ...

Most of the confidences were unsought--frequently I have feigned sleep, preoccupation, or a hostile levity when I realized by some unmistakable sign that an intimate revelation was quivering on the ...

Thanx for the boost ladymask - I hope the list worked for you :smt003

For me personally Chandler, Hammet, Len Deighton and Ian Fleming are examples of the perfect balance between tight description and minimalism. Here's a bit from Chandler's The Lady In The ...

I just re-read Metal Swarm /space opera/ by 'Kevin J Anderson' and 'Interesting Times' by Terry Pratchett. I read these books before, but now, after over eight months of being ...

Cassandra Clare has been added to the list! 'Twilight' I believe I've covered in this bit at the introduction: Anyway, here is the list I made. Now, I know the ...

Here is an infinitely more professional list made and maintained by legendary fantasy author Piers Anthony:

You 're never to behold such fights!.. The banners would fly by like sprites, In smoke would glimmer fire, The blade would sound, the grape would shriek, The fighters' hand ...

Wohoo, ein list! Anyway, here is the list I made. Blood dripping over roses and other genital symbols, half naked men with sixpacks and women in flowing dresses or leather ...

There's nothing wrong with Twilight as such, it's the whole vampire genre raised from the dead by Anne Rice that sucks. Haha, I made a pun - vampires suck - ...

Hehe, I've decided that whoever the fates willed to see this analysis has seen it, now I'm going to hoard it all for myself, and am leaving only point 16 ...

honestly, 50,000 words isn't even a publishable length nowadays. Almost totally true, unfortunately. Gone are the days of tight thrillers and fantasy adventures. Now the bolaters control the market on

Michael Moorcock wrote each of his Hawkmoon series books in three days. Stephen King wrote 'Rage' in ten. George Simenon wrote more then 12 novels a year. All three authors ...

Ah, another writing spree lunatic. Excellent, good luck! I myself am going for six novelettes and one novel until July 11th. Yeah, even if it all turnes out crap, it's ...

Hey, Aspiring, here's a sample of young bond