shadelostwolf
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Give me some time to catch Running Red up to the current chapters, I should have that done some time this week.
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When you’d rather write fictional stories about impossible things but you have to write an essay for college...
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… Can the essay be about impossible things? Or did they limit your topics. Guess it depends on the course too. Essays for English where you get to pick your own topic were my favourite. Yes. I had a favourite. I’m a nerd, okay? Slay that essay!
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Running Red: Turn the Moon
Chapter 47: I am..
Chapter 48: Tag In
Outline: finished
Rough: finished
Edit: finished
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Running Red: Turn the Moon
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Running Red: Turn the Moon
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Running Red: Turn the Moon
Chapter 46: Split Switch posted
Drystan looked up at Laik. “You should stay here.”
Laik jolted, his chest felt tight at the thought. “No.”
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Running Red: Turn the Moon
Chapter 45: Unleashed Energy posted yay!
Now for the fun part of sitting back and waiting for everything to fall into place.
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Running Red: Turn the Moon
Chapter 45 update: at latest Saturday morning
Chapter title preview: Unleashed Energy
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Running Red: Turn the Moon…
Chapter 44 will update soon.
Chapter Title preview: Rope Bite
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I’m torn between making a place for answering reviews on one of my stories here in the forums or just keep on with the way I do it.
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That moment you realize you haven't been writing as much as you want too...
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I haven't written anything in weeks and weeks! It's not a bad feeling
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How does one keep from hitting dead ends when writing?
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That one I should like to know as well
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you outline and ensure that you have it all worked out with no glaring holes or dead ends before you start working on it-just what works for me...
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In the words of the brilliant Mr. Peter Falk, "Serpentine, Sheldon, serpentine!"
