thunder_dude7

I am very excited about the publishing world, but writing solely to be published? Absolutly not. So far, I've sent in just one devotion for publication. Thunder and his pure ...

During my first attempt at NaNoWriMo, I will be posting regular updates in my blog.

It's and official event. You should try it. It's a lot of writing, caffine, and [s]torture[/s] fun.

It's called National Novel Writing Month. Basically, write a 50,000 word novel in the month of November. It'll help motivate me when I have a more clear goal in sight.

Uh oh. I've been writing short stories with my characters, and I really need to stop putting them in one story, because some strange things have come up... Anyway, I ...

Oops! I didn't mean to vote #3, I meant to say #2. It sounds really cool.

This is a really good idea, and I like what you have come up with. One thing that you need to do is figure out all the events after she ...

Most people have said what I have to say. Don't worry about the plot being basic for now. I actually started Betrayed and Plagued by basing it on Harry Potter, ...

Yep. It is. I just did some quick research, and I decided that my story would take place at a time similar to the time a bit before the Americas ...

Good news, guys! I talked to him a little bit ago, and he agreed to extend the deadline. In fact, we're going to the same high school, so I just ...

a dragon or maybe half dragon/half human? If you decide to do that, do NOT refer to the race as "half dragon". That gets annoying.

I started because I wanted to be rich and famous. Then, when I found out I wouldn't nessesarily become rich and famous, I kept going because Allyson kept screaming at ...

True. Gods/Goddesses can be very hard to pull off. A good example of non-mary-sue gods/goddesses...I can't think of one besides Fire Emblem. They pulled off imperfect goddesses perfectly(no pun intend

I agree with Bickazer. Read a wide variety of books, not just one specific type of writing. It's OK to read lots of one genre, but you want to read ...

I've heard tons of people complain about having writer's block, and I'm sure you have too. Now, sometimes, you may think you have the dreaded disease when you really just ...