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  • Writers Corner Re: Pursuing plots

    As a person who has a difficult time dedicating myself to plots (advice on this would be great, too), I've listed here a few plots that have been running through ...

    Jun 25, 2014
  • Writers Corner Re: Overused Question: Have I passed the cliche test?

    Thank you! - Well, by weapon, I meant pocketknife, so I'm pretty sure that's reasonable? - What I meant by this was that the character used to cut and also ...

    May 17, 2014
  • Writers Corner Re: Overused Question: Have I passed the cliche test?

    Thank you for the response. In regards to that specific character trait, I did intend for the character to live primarily in isolation. Thus, interaction with others would be fairly ...

    May 17, 2014
  • Writers Corner Re: Overused Question: Have I passed the cliche test?

    Character 1 - believes xself to be completely free - never commits or stays - travels from school to school, wandering - brooding, antisocial, isolated, independent - always carries at ...

    May 17, 2014
  • Writers Corner Re: Having characters but no plot?

    Any tips for what to do when you can create a multitude of characters but can't come up with a single plot to fit any of them?

    Apr 13, 2014
  • Writers Corner Re: Keeping my post-apocalyptic novel idea fresh?

    Highschool It's hard to imagine a highschool being up and running just a year or so after the apocalypse, especially when the government hasn't even found its feet yet. Depending ...

    Apr 3, 2014
  • Writers Corner Re: Keeping my post-apocalyptic novel idea fresh?

    Though I typically write for a variety of genres, recently, I've moved on to ideas revolving around mostly apocalypses. The most recent one I have is post-apocalyptic, and though I'm ...

    Apr 3, 2014


You have to be a bit of a liar to tell a story the right way.
— Patrick Rothfuss, The Name of the Wind