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Are you looking for stories like this? Or are you posting a request for someone to write this story? Either way, it doesn't look like you have a story that needs adopting, or are looking to adopt a story that needs a new author. If you let us know what's going on, we can move this post to the right area of the forum.

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::grins:: A WIP is a Work In Progress. I actually used my NaNoWriMo (National Novel Writer's Month) freebie to print a vanity copy of the first 40 chapters. Book 1 of the story, as it were. 130,842 words. Now I just have to finish the godsbedamned thing before next June so I can print up Book 2 as my little vanity prize. There's something incredibly fun about holding an actual book with your name on the spine.

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This author has two duplicates in Inuyasha: A Brother's Tail--Volume II-Kiss me, Aniki - posted first A Brother's Tail--Volume II-Kiss me, Aniki - duplicate Brothers Alternate Ending Posted - posted first Brothers Alternate Ending Posted - duplicate Profile

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And honestly, fan fictions can become as long and as complicated as any novel. Trust me on this. I have one WIP that is currently at 197,212 words so far, and it's not done. My Original stuff here doesn't get quite that long, but I can be a wordy Wench.

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I think it can depend on what's covered in the course. I know that the niceties of grammar, punctuation, and spelling are often neglected UNTIL you hit college, resulting in a great deal of shock. So, if the course helps with the technical aspects of writing, then I am all for it. As far as creative writing, I might be a little more on the fence. I like to follow the advice of a good many published authors who say that writing is a muscle that needs exercise, and if you're serious about writing, write at least 2,000 words a day. They can be rough, and you might throw them out later, but write. And if you think that's a lot to write a day, it works out to roughly 4 pages of 12-point Times Roman, single spaced. That's not too bad, is it?