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I have been a member for roughly nine months. The first six months, I averaged about 15-20 posts per day and was having a great time doing so. These last three months, I have only posted a couple dozen times... collectively. I rarely visit this site anymore, and when I do I wonder why, or I try...

Religion. Politics. Money. Sex. I discuss none of these subjects with my family (in order to keep our discussions civilized); this, however, is not a civilized place, and I would have no problem discussing such subjects here with the likes of all of you, even though some of you I would consider...

Sometimes I like this forum as much as I like snorting fish eggs up my nose. What went wrong? Where have all the interesting members gone...

I hate palindromes.

My longest work is about 132,000 words. Pen and paper is the only way I can write. Sitting in front of a computer screen usually results in Web surfing, or game playing, but with no distractions other than a pen and paper, I somehow find time to write.

Happy birthday sirmyk! (your friend, not_sirmyk)

Mother Night!

How 'bout some classics: Secret of Nymh The Goonies Labrynth The Neverending Story Watership Down

Are you turning SFG76?

Take creative writing classes in school if you have that opportunity. I never did. I wish I did. Read books on writing, such as On Writing, by Stephen King, and Lessons From a Lifetime of Writing, by David Morrell; there are many others, but these will set you on the right path. Follow Moto's...

Palindrome Hannah = 63.7 Phoenix Rose = 63.7 WTF?

Nice, Moto... nice. Will you be doing a monthly toon?

I suggest reseaching book publication in general.

Why did you even f@king go? Was it the prodoosers that turned you away, or who it was wrote by?

"Scary" is different for everyone.

All writers are book lovers, but not all book lovers are writers. David Mitchell and Stephen King got me writing. If I have to name three... then add Poe to the list.

They obliterated the term: "Be Kind, Rewind." 'Nuf said.

He was holding a shovel, as well as the leash to a goat, so I didn't speak to him much.

My goal is to write the world's first nonfiction novel.

The opening paragraph puts Dickens to shame: And this line pinned me down: I know if I was hanged by my ponytail (if I had one), I would scream such a phrase...