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I propose a poetry duel to sort this out. Only one can survive...

Whenever I'm on YWS, Mary wants to crawl on my lap and push buttons. Which got me thinking... Now that our userbase is getting older and starting to have babies ...

Fifty Shades of Gray is more popular than Twilight. Why not that? :P I say we go with more high quality literature. Hunger Games is clearly superior to Twilight.

You're complaining about the ELECTRIC BILL?! Really, stop being passive-aggressive, Nate. You're just bitter about the pipes bursting. The electric bill is nothing compared to the water bill. It's not

@StellaThomas, you're in good company! Ray Bradbury said this: About two years ago, a letter arrived from a solemn young Vassar lady telling me how much she enjoyed my experiment ...

One of the ways that helps me is to put the character into a tricky situation at the get-go. They'll have to somehow make their way out of the situation, ...

@Snoink But, you can't just say things for the sake of saying things. Unless you want to use it as part of the story somehow and integrate it with everything ...

I used to think that I had magical powers with roses and their thorns would never hurt me because I was named Rose. Weirdly enough, even though I had blood ...

I am surprised that nobody mentioned Irene Adler! The only person who bested Sherlock Holmes. Sally Kimball, because she can take down Bugs Meany in one punch. I really like ...

Another controversial opinion I have - your first one or two novels will probably suck. They are unlikely ever to be published.* I believe most people need to get a ...

I wouldn't mind a little bit of blood and gore in it, as long as it is briefly described and not gratuitous. Blood is a part of life. Heck, the ...

The creature is from "Oh, the Thinks You Can Think" by Dr. Seuss. I am pretty sure it's supposed to be a demon from the netherworld. At least, that's what ...

For me? Run. Like. Blazes. I don't trust that guy for a second . How about you?

These are our voices!

Oooh! Interesting question! Yes and no... because I have to be conflicted about this question. I think the poet can write as literally as that poet wants, with no intention ...