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minta replied to the thread How to 'kill' the he said/she said habit?.what about character reactions or small descriptions, try to mix it up could be nice. -
xena replied to the thread Hail, And well Met!.Welcome! -
xena replied to the thread Coming up with the plan.I usually show just part of the plan, enough for readers to understand the goal. Then things go wrong or something unexpected happens...
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xena replied to the thread Hello fellow scribes!.Welcome to the site!
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xena replied to the thread Dense Prose or Rich Prose?.Howard was incredible at packing character, mood, and action into a few lines. I’ve tried it too, but it’s a tricky balance.
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caosCatQueenuu replied to the thread Does anyone here have ADHD or ADD, and does that make you more creative?.I am also autistic and having my brain function differently absolutely impacts how i write, so my stuff is probably farther from the... -
caosCatQueenuu replied to the thread Does anyone here have ADHD or ADD, and does that make you more creative?.i wouldn't say that ADHD makes me more creative, but it dose cause hyper fixations that can lead to some *intense* mental attention...
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Naruzeldamaster replied to the thread How to 'kill' the he said/she said habit?.I've heard that 'said' can be used as a 'crutch' but not much more than that. Then there's the 'red shirts' problem mentioned above... -
prettyguardian replied to the thread Kings and Witches - it's complete!.I know I am a few months late but congrats on finishing your book. 97k words is a lot! -
prettyguardian replied to the thread What Are You Playing Now?.Project Gorgon. It's an old school style indie MMORPG.
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prettyguardian replied to the thread How to 'kill' the he said/she said habit?.I had never even considered that there would be something wrong with using the word "said" until this year. I wonder if it's connected...
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Fant@syaspiringauthor14 replied to the thread What are you top fifteen Favorite Novels / Series?.Never mind, it was a different book. -
Fant@syaspiringauthor14 replied to the thread What are you top fifteen Favorite Novels / Series?.I think I've read the last unicorn, I can't remember since it was a while ago. It might still be in my room if it's the one I'm thinking of.
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Filifjonken replied to the thread What are you top fifteen Favorite Novels / Series?.Fun (-: At the moment, my top fifteen might be these; 1. The Last Unicorn - Peter S. Beagle 2. Lolita - Vladimir Nabokov 3. Barndommens... -
Karlin replied to the thread What are you top fifteen Favorite Novels / Series?.A Canticle for Leibowitz. Amazing work, but one that doesn't get much attention these days.