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Yes, it's only when I stop posting my novel on here that I decide to talk about it. :P But it's my current project, so here goes. The Novel: Cedar ...

I'm thinking that's what I may have to do! @fortis

@Evander I suppose this isn't as simple as I thought it would be. xD The story's set in modern time, in a small mountain town, which began as a little ...

@Evander Specifically for a gravestone. Though I'm not dragging and dropping the symbols in. The idea behind them deals with the whole story. I just need them to represent that ...

Hey, quick question. :) Does anyone happen to know of any symbols representing peace, harmony or fellowship? Or anything similar to those? It would be especially helpful if they have ...

@WanderlustStardust - Oh, no, it's fine! :D In the end, I decided to use "Papa", so it all turned out good.

@Holysocks - I did try those out! And I do think "Papa" works best with "Mama", you know. Though, generally, when I think of Pop or Pops or even Papa, ...

No, I am not having problems with my dad, but I am having a major problem with my MC's father in this novel of mine. I don't know what to ...

Heyo! I'm currently working on this ridonkulous short, which most likely will not be a national bestseller, but I had a question on my MC, anyway. Because this could also ...

That's great that you're getting back into it! Also: welcome to the site :D it's good to have you on board. I can't really give you any tips (not like ...

Thank you so much for the helpful tips! I will certainly use them when reviewing lyrics again. :)

@Holysocks - Thanks for the input! (: I do focus more on the content when reviewing lyrics, but I never thought about it following a pattern... I'll need to check ...

I see there are quite a lot of tips here and there for reviewing stories, novels, poetry and prose. But I haven't found anything for lyrics. Which is kind of ...

Hello there, Stori. I'm not entirely sure if I understand exactly what you're asking here. Do you mean, how does the King James English differ from Shakespearean English? I honestly ...