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Yeah. Type it in Google, and you should see one of the first results a site labeled "Don't Use PublishAmerica". That provides a complete explanation of why they are corrupt. ...

It is. Didn't really think about that. Though I have planned Betrayed and Plagued pretty much completely, so that takes away one month. So...write a better novel than Eragon in ...

I think I've just commited literary suicide. I was on the bus today, when a guy I know is reading "Eragon". I laughed at the positive comments on the back ...

Avatar? You mean the one where everybody's dead except a few teenagers? I've seen that, I wanted to read it. As for plot... How about this? Al, because of his ...

If you change your main character from a human to any of those and not notice that the story is basically a totally different story than before, there may be ...

Ah, you have an example to work with on that. Well, study what makes the tone so good. That's how I read: I think of what I really enjoyed, then ...

I like this. You have some very nice ideas and a variety of characters. As is, I'm seeing character driven-plot, because I have little else to work with. I'm thinking ...

^Agreed. You can use any of them. It's the way you go about writing it. For example, say you were to have your main character be a witch. If (s)he ...

I agree with what others have said. My advice is to just look around. The magic comes from something, but what? In an untitled novel I have in my head, ...

True. Because publishers want to make money themselves, a selective process allows you to "screen" for any problems with your novel. The example you gave in the third paragraph of ...

Hi! Sorry I haven't been posting, but I came across an idea. See, fantasy has become cliche because everybody uses the same old dragons, unicorns, and pegasus. Where did these ...

Oh...your agent actually signed you you PublishAmerica? Get out of this. Now.

Well, at least you have your agent and an actualy publishing company. very glad they rejected you. They would have taken your money and not sold your book anyway.

That's not fair :x I mean, it's hard to make contracts with teens due to all the laws around it, but after they accepted the manuscript. And next time you ...

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