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@dragon-snapper  “Mii.” Ohh, do I love that word

You know you’re a writer when you almost cry while daydreaming up a dramatic and sad story idea

@SeekJustice I agree with Emma, and recommend reading LotR first. As the Silmarillion is, basically, a history of Middle-Earth, not really a novel, I think having the other stories first and foremost in your mind would make it a bit easier to digest.

You know you’re a writer when you make Miis of your character on your Wii.

You know you’re a writer when you miss your character after a few days of not writing.

You know you’re a writer when you say things mainly because it’s a good line.

You know you’re a writer when basically everything in life goes back to writing applications.

You know…[Read more]

Well you all are geniuses.

I mean really. I’ve been struggling with this stuck-ed-ness for months.

I took a five day break.

SO WHY DIDN’T A TAKE A BREAK SOONER!

I went back to writing today after missing it…for once XD… and wrote 1397 words that I actually like in one sitting.

So yeah. I LOVE WRITING AGAIN AND THANK YOU GUYS SO MUCH!…[Read more]

@supermonkey42  Wellll, the words “writer” and “Kapeefer” are actually two different things *shrug*

@rochellaine this was very helpful; i don’t mind the length of the post 😉

@sam-kowal If Stan ever becomes famous he is more than welcome to post his quotes here. 🙂

Another quote I love, everyone:

“If you have built castles in the air, your work need not be lost; that is where they should be.  Now put the foundations under them.”

                                           Henry David Thoreau

I think that’s great for…[Read more]

@jenwriter17 I’ve switched between multiple POVs in several of my books and have read many books with multiple POVs.  Most books with multiple POVs that I read were not confusing.  One book was extremely confusing – in fact so confusing that I only read about two chapters because I had no idea what was going on. 🙂

I believe the reason multiple P…[Read more]

@skredder okay, I’ll keep that in mind

@supermonkey42 thanks for the link!

@SeekJustice Hey, good idea! Good question too, and I’d actually recommend reading LotR first. The Silmarillion is meant more for someone who’s already quite familiar with Tolkien’s world, I think. The books specifically. It won’t make a ton of difference either way though. You’d appreciate both more after having read the other, so there’s not…[Read more]

@dekreel pretty much ’cause it stops too many times, it doesn’t keep my attention. I’m not fond of some of the players’ cockiness either.

@jenwriter17  Yeah, I’m kind of holding up the line here, too. Catch you later!

@jenwriter17  Well, yeah. I mean, I’m not crazy about it. But I do enjoy watching it

Why don’t you like it?

@dekreel I think I will!

gotta go now. good luck on editing and stuff. ’twas delightful chatting with you, m’dear 😉

@dekreel okay, cool!

um…..NO! def not my favorite sport. you like football?

@jenwriter17  Great!

Hmm… I dunno… I think the descriptions and the “sensing and feeling” aspect would have to be slightly different, but I’m no expert. You should make a topic on it! 🙂

@dekreel Okay. A little cheesiness is okay; my family watches a lot of old movies/shows. 🙂

quick question: do you think switching to a third person pov would work in a mainly first person pov story?

@jenwriter17  Um… well the classic series (1960s-80s) would be fine when there are children watching, if that’s what you mean, but it’s hard to find. The current series (2005-present) is more easily accessible, but it’s also more action packed with a bit more language

I would recommend the classic series more than the current series. It’s so…[Read more]

@jenwriter17  I LOVE manga! Go for it!

… Why… don’t you like football?