Daniel Thompson

@graciegirl Oh, trust me. I’ve done that quite a lot. 😛

I’m gonna tag some more people @r-j-wordsmith @overcomer @northerner @emma-flournoy @that_writer_girl_99 @sarah-h @audrey-caylin

Besides, I’ve set it so you can now edit the response you made if you want. Certainly not necessary, but an option.

@kate-flournoy Not a big deal. Four responses aren’t going to make a difference. It’s when I get ten or twenty responses that the statistics start to get thrown off.

Ok, I made a few changes.

Btw everyone, if you could refrain from actually filling out the form for the moment. I don’t want to cross pollinate answers in case I make any significant changes to the survey.

@jess Question. What do you mean by: “For me as a writer, I like to see hidden articles that are somewhat based on the book. Or a nonfiction, added book. I like those. (Like how to structure your novel stuff)”?

@dragon-snapper Yeah, be mostly mean, but when something’s awesome, it’s good to point it out. Beta-reading is basically editing, only without getting paid. Normally, you aren’t pointing out little things like tiny wording differences and missing commas, but you should point out anything that confuses you, anyways you think the plot or characters…[Read more]

@cloudy Cheers! Welcome aboard the bestistest place on the internet.

@graciegirl @jane-maree Ok, I’m done now. I got a lot of work done on a really awesome project I’ve been wanting to do for a while. You’ll hear about it tomorrow.

@graciegirl yep.

@kate-flournoy Hilarious?

@graciegirl Righty then. I’m back.

@graciegirl Well, that didn’t take as long as I expected, so I’m done now. I’ll be back in ten minutes though to work on a writing-related project.

@graciegirl Ok. Back.

@graciegirl Op. I have to leave now. I’ll be back in a few minutes.

@graciegirl Ha! I like that.

@dragon-snapper @jane-maree @kate-flournoy I’m writing now. I don’t think I’ll be on all the way till nine, but I’ll be writing at least a half an hour maybe to an hour.

@that_writer_girl_99 Ok, well long answers are good answers, so here we go.

It starts for me with knowing my ending. The ending is normally the first or second thing I get down when planning a book. It’s the most important part of the story from a plotting perspective and it gives me a lot of guidance in planning out the rest of my story, just…[Read more]