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@that_writer_girl_99 My family just went through something similar last year (my little sis fractured her arm and foot), so I know exactly how that feels with the activity limitations. I’ll be praying.

@that_writer_girl_99 Aww, that must be frustrating for him. I’ll pray.

@Dragon-Snapper Speaking purely from a reader’s point of view, I love chapter titles!! I don’t know if there is any writerly reason to not have them, but as a reader I am often disappointed if a book doesn’t have any.

@aratrea I’m really sorry this is taking me so long.

Scene One: On her journey, Liriel stops at a human town to spend the night. It’s her first excursion into the world of mortals, and because a good friend of hers always spoke highly of them, and she secretly hopes to see the extraordinary side of them that he does.

Scene Two: She finds an inn…[Read more]

@aratrea I’m really sorry this is taking so long.

Scene One: On her journey, Liriel stops at a human town to spend the night. It’s her first excursion into the world of mortals, and because a good friend of hers always spoke highly of them, and she secretly hopes to see the extraordinary side of them that he does.

Scene Two: She finds an inn to…[Read more]

@that_writer_girl_99 Classics?
The Black Arrow by Robert Louis Stevenson
Beric the Briton by G. A. Henty
Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson

What program do you use?

What program do you use?

@Rachelle I love them! Especially the one with the wings, though I realize that was posted a while ago. 😛

@Rachelle I love them! Especially the one with the wings, though I realize that was posted a while ago. 😛

@Daeus @That_Writer_Girl_99 yeah, the only reason I didn’t say Count of Monte Cristo is because I knew Daeus would. XD

I’m signing out now, all people. I wrote 161 words to the Legend of King Daeus, which I’m now calling LKD, 😛 and finished editing my book. Thanks everyone!
@winter-rose Yep, the short story I recently posted.

@that_writer_girl_99 I second A Tale of Two Cities and Les Mis. Also (more than any other classic ever) The Count of Monte Cristo. After that: Ben Hur, The Scarlet Letter, Crime and Punishment, The Ball and the Cross. (Let me know if you want more.)

@That_Writer_Girl_99 A Tale of Two Cities, A Christmas Carol, (both Dickens) North and South, (Elizabeth Gaskell) Northanger Abbey, (Jane Austen) and Les Miserables (Victor Hugo).

@graciegirl lol! You probably picked one of the hardest books in the world to analyze for story structure. First of all, it doesn’t follow a standard arc, and second, there are so many major events it’s hard not to get confused as to which ones are the major ones.

It’s been a couple years since I’ve read this, so I can’t comment much, but I think…[Read more]

@dragon-snapper Woot!

@R-J-Wordsmith No, I haven’t read either of those. Are they along the same lines as TCoMC?

@anyone-that-is-in-to-story-structure-and-has-read-CoMC

I’ve been trying to practice story structure by dissecting any story I come across, and I decided to try and break down CoMC. I’m having a bit of trouble though, and I figured if any of you enjoy…[Read more]

@winter-rose Well, I was working on editing my novel, but I finished editing the entire 1st draft, so yay!!!!! Then, I edited the short story for the contest (which I am open for critiquing if you want) Now, it seems that there is a very high demand for the Legend of King Daeus. Now that I’m not editing as much, I’ll work on that as soon as…[Read more]

@winter-rose Welcome!