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@Jess
I liked the layout and style of the workbook. It is true that over half of it was planning and the writing part only started at lesson forty-something (out of 70-ish), but that basically meant -for me- that I was well and truly ready for writing, and I knew completely what I was doing and where I was going with the novel before diving in. If…[Read more]

*poof*

What’re ya talkin’ about? Nothin’ just happened. *Jedi mind tricks you* No, nothing odd just happened.

*walks off whistling carelessly*

@FeedingMyGoldfish Well hey, at least you don’t need to worry about being an introvert here, as it doesn’t really matter with online communication. I’m waaay less shy online than I am in person, and I’m pretty sure I’m not 85% introvert. 😛 It’s just…easier when the person isn’t actually next to you. For some terrible reason.
Wonderful that you…[Read more]

@Daeus Eh well, can’t say I’m not guilty of the same. Guess I’m just not…bold? enough to say in PUBLIC 😮 that I think my own personality type is awesome. 😛
But there you have it. I just said it in public.

@Daeus I can tell you don’t like your personality type at all.

@Daeus Oh I know. *serious nod*

@That_Writer_Girl_99 Aha, you’re right. I did read her post, I just didn’t remember that bit. I knew The Impossible Girl wouldn’t have meant ‘impossible’ in the sense I meant though…I was just being silly. 😛

@Daeus Oh I know. *serious nod*

@That-Writer-Girl Aha, you’re right. I did read her post, I just didn’t remember that bit. I knew The Impossible Girl wouldn’t have meant ‘impossible’ in the sense I meant though…I was just being silly. 😛

The Opportunity, you listen to me. You do it.

@f5a8c3e92 Hi! Who cares that you couldn’t think of an original greeting, you’re an INTJ. INTJs are awesome enough to not need original greetings. (And I second Kate, is it so crazy to have yet another female INTJ here. I don’t think we even have a male one, either.)
I’m an ENFJ/ISFJ mix. And —*awed voice*—are you really impossible? ‘Cause if…[Read more]

@FeedingMyGoldfish Hey! *wrings your hand crazily* What’s your MBTI type?

@Mark-Kamibaya Actually now that you listed them I see I have heard of a few…but only a few. Sherlock Holmes—he’s the only one I know a significant amount about. Batman and Quasimodo I know a little bit about. All those other people, if I’ve heard of them, I don’t remember anything about it. *shrug*

@Dragon-Snapper Hey, I’m half or more ENFJ! 🙂 Part ISFJ too though.

@Daeus If it’s gonna be like that, please do take over the world. That would be so awesome.

@f5a8c3e92 WELCOME TO THE BESTISTEST PLACE ON THE INTERNETS. *flails*
GO YOU. ANOTHER AUSSIE ON THE FORUM. *dances* I, too, am Australian – and there’s several others around the forum too!
I’m 10th grade. *nods* and homeschooled.
Yesss piano. I love music. (I play (self-taught) piano too, as well as several other instruments.)
Ookay so I’m an INFP…[Read more]

@f5a8c3e92 Woohoo another Aussie!!! I would join you, but I’m just about to have dinner so I can’t. >.<

@Winter-rose alrighty! See you in the future. 🙂

@That_Writer_Girl_99 I’m still around. 🙂

@Dragon-snapper good job! *applauds*

@Dragon-snapper I had a little bit of this in the first book of my trilogy. But I was able to use the Snarky Adventurous character as a Foil and an important part of the MC’s character arc, so that occupied him enough not to have to be a main. (And then in book two I had him as the main protagonist so that worked out well)
As to having the MC…[Read more]

@Jess alrighty… So basically.
1: Yes it is for beginners, but it has good ideas for structuring a novel, and everyone probably has something they could definitely learn from it.
2: The videos aren’t really cheesy, I don’t think, no. I did it several years back and actually quite enjoyed them. (You might get sick of the “What makes a story a…[Read more]