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I know, it's a loaded question. But this is a problem I run into a lot. I have my characters, my conflict, my setting, morals, and message but it seems ...

I had a substitute in English once who spoke of flash fiction. He described it as being very short stories simply because in this day and age, people may not ...

I need to describe the inside of a building, but I don’t know how. Normally, it wouldn't be important, but I feel like I really need to allow the reader ...

First of all, I must tell you: It's not a book, it's a screenplay. I'm having trouble establishing the overlying theme in my plot, which is a machine that allows ...

I live by the creative principle that as long as you are doing something, something is getting done. Be it character profiles or scene outlines, whenever I find myself sitting, ...

Kyllorac is right. If you are writing simply for the fun of it, then there is no need to stress. Find what inspires you then immerse yourself in that. For ...

You guys are always who I come to when I have a writing dilemma. :) So one of my newest concerns is with language. I'm writing a book that takes ...

How do you know how much detail to add to your writing? I'm mostly concerned with writing that takes place an a very peculiar setting. If I have a scene ...

Let's start at the beginning, shall we? "Hold still and be quiet!" the soldier next to me hissed. A large figure ran past the building we were hiding behind. I ...

I really liked the beginning, and I really like the theme. however, some of your stanzas seem a little forced. Your word choices are marvelous, but you may want to ...

To begin, I really did like this poem. It flowed rather well and the theme is marvelous. I feel like I can relate to this in my own little way. ...

Love the theme and the execution. I'm not picky about grammar, so I wasn't really paying attention. I feel like the stanzas really grew on me, like with every one ...

Notes: This was part of a short story series I was working on. I was planning on having a bunch of writing, all following a similar story line and plot. ...