winters

I've been going about it all wrong! I've been bashing my head into a wall to relieve writer's block!

Science Fiction themed novels/stories with a focus on the military or things involving the military. It generally ranges from heavy army-based tales, to dramas about politics and such.

I need recommendations for some good Military Science Fiction. I'm currently reading the Starfist series, the Lost Fleet series, and a few other books, but I can't get enough and ...

I'm into books, but abhor math.

Boys are more likely to read books with male protagonists, but girls don't usually display such a strong gender preference. It probably goes back to the social roots of gender: ...

I started writing at 13. Then it was just random stories, but now I have the ability to string together a plot.

I pretty much hate it when the female has to go through the gamut of emotion, not to say that an emotional story is bad. I can't stand it when ...

A prologue is good if there is some event that the story references several times without being absolutely necessary to understand the story. I use them if there is something ...

Actually, my biggest obstacle is my own mother. She agrees that I'm a good writer, but thinks that it's too iffy a profession. Most my friends and family say that ...

I just got my new book in the mail. The Lost Fleet: Dauntless by Jack Campbell.

William C. Dietz and Matthew Ferrer. They are so robitic in their writings, I feel forcefully ejected from the story.

I write sporadically. I start with the intention of writing only a few paragraphs to get started, and don't stop until I run out of Paper.

I feel at peace. It's an odd way to describe it, but I do.

Lord of the Rings. Although, that isn't really cliche because it was written before the style had become cliche.

I try not to info dump my character's looks but rather let the reader fill in what they want the guy to look like. And I portray personality through action ...