smaur

*twitch*

Hah ... I'm sure Miss Wormwood will LOVE that.

To a certain degree, I agree with you. ...but only to a certain degree. Weighty description is unnecessary in ACTION SEQUENCES. Or the majority of action sequences, if your intention ...

That's why I always write long posts in Word :). That's why I always write any entry — long or short — in Notepad. :) For me, using the computer ...

1. This was awesome. 2. You were totally on the mark with this. 3. Oh god, now I have the exceedindly unpleasant visual of plaid + stripes matched together.

When I was a wee smaurling, and dinosaurs roamed the Earth, I had an epiphany. I am NOT going to be the best writer of my time. More importantly — ...

Good point. ... but I'm still not getting a Myspace. :P (I'm an internet rebel! Or, uh, something.)

So my question is — are there really ten, or was that an elaborately planned trap to confuse/distract us while you brainwashed all our house pets into forming your undead ...

Think about: - What era you're looking at. - Which government (i.e. which country) you want. "A long time ago" can be anywhere from twenty years ago to five hundred. ...

Dude, I love that book. Well-written, entertaining, and bizarrely interesting. (Plus, I have several quotes from it saved on my computer... *geeky*)

Nanowrimo . Or: - Bribe yourself. - Get someone to write with you. - Get someone to harass you when you don't write.

Tips 1 and 2 are pretty interchangeable. Otherwise, yay!

My dear, there's always the distinct possibility that the writing won't work out. I'm not saying you're a bad writer; I'm saying it's a cutthroat industry and it's not always ...

What Griffinkeeper said. Although ... I'd only include the relevent dialogue. If there is something serious being discussed, but then the topic changes to something less serious for the rest ...

Firstly dont use words like linen or breeched,cs not many know what they mean, this is way too complicated , this would throw me strait of a story, Okay, I ...