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"Show, Don't Tell" - explained. It's never really explained properly, is it? I like Laura's article that demonstrates well what's meant by that. Quote: If there’s one piec… Started by Kay Elizabeth	2	Jun 3, 2010 Reply by Kay Elizabeth
Some Inspiration? I'm going to start writing a 150,000 word novel about a plague that comes through the world and has startling side effects. I know there'll… Started by Richard Leto	4	May 27, 2010 Reply by Kay Elizabeth
Need A Critique Of A Short Story I have a short story written that i would like critiqued, but i don;t know the protocol on this sight (how many pages etc.). What I can do… Started by Aaron C. Riser	3	May 22, 2010 Reply by Aaron C. Riser
Whatever happened to Zink? I remember this one book that I read in the third grade. It wasn't required reading, just one of my "reading for fun" things. The book was… Started by Lora M.N. Riznyk	1	May 15, 2010 Reply by Kay Elizabeth
Whose First Line? Hey all, and a tip of the hat to you Scribbler. I read the first lines you presented and would have to say: other than spelling and diction… Started by Mark A. Santomieri	6	May 13, 2010 Reply by scribbler
Stuck about what to read next? If you enjoyed a particular book and would like a reading recommendation based upon that, you can use The Book Seer. Just enter what you've… Started by Kay Elizabeth	1	May 6, 2010 Reply by scribbler
How to publish? This might sound like the most dumb question ever, but can you explain to me exactly how to publish a book once you've wriiten. I need to k… Started by Jasmine Andrade	3	May 2, 2010 Reply by Jasmine Andrade
Short stories I would like to practice my writing, using short stories, but I am not sure if what I write is actually a short story or simply a page of w… Started by Sandra Hyatt Bausch	13	May 1, 2010 Reply by Kay Elizabeth
May 1 is Free Comic Book Day For all you comic book lovers, don't forget to see if you have a participating dealer in your area. On this special day, comic book stores… Started by Kay Elizabeth	0	Apr 30, 2010
Really rotten ritin' It must be a fun job being an English teacher when you get to read dreadful similes like these. 1. Her face was a perfect oval, like a cir… Started by scribbler	1	Apr 24, 2010 Reply by Kay Elizabeth