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Thanks for the helpful link, Stewart. I like it! Where or where did my little doctypes go? Well, now they're back, and because of the link you provided, I was able to fix the strange problems on my homepage. The entire site is pretty much one complicated Macromedia Flash file (homepage.swf), so...

Methinks youmay besued.

Not in the least.

No offence to your writing (since I haven't read any), but your website looks terrible.

Your publisher, whether self- or traditional, should be able to tell you how many copies have sold.

I just think your work sucks.

How surprising.

Completely different voices for fiction vs. nonfiction. I have tried merging the two, only to disasterous results.

Wow. This is absolutely dreadful. An attempt to what... confuse? This isn't poetry, this open-thought-diarrhea. (wouldn't that make a great blurb?) Copyright 2000, Sirmyk Enterprises, LLC.

This is a great idea to gather the writers on this forum together, Stewart. Maybe someday all of us could collaborate on a "book&reader" sponsored collection of sorts (or shorts) :cool: I write many things. Technical nonfiction would be my vanity, horror and dark fiction my sanity. I feel...

Are you able to sleep at night if you fail to write down the thoughts invading your mind? I find that my insomnia is (in)directly related to the pen at my bedside. Also, what goals do you set for writing?

Writers Digest has something similar to this. Every month, there is a writing task (50 words or fewer) to keep your pen flowing. The subject matter is continously changing, sometimes even ridiculous. It is a lot of fun, and this idea sounds fun given the higher word count.

In January 2006 I attended a weekend boot camp in Maryland for short stories of the horror/sub-horror genre, put on by Borderlands Press (with a little input from Cemetery Dance). I think I created a thread somewhere on this forum about my experience. Anyway, twenty of us newbies met with four...

Stewart already has... keep up the good work.

Yes, highschoolers seem to use a majority of myspace.com. I have read many articles on middle-aged men creating myspace accounts to infiltrate the likes of "highschoolers". Sick. I have also read cases of authorities signing up as underaged individuals attempting to track down such whack-job...

Stewart, it's about freakin' time. What's this... a year or so overdue? Today I had Chinese (the food). In my fortune cookie I was delighted to find two "fortunes": "The enemy of your enemy is not always your ally" and "You find humor in most things". I'm not sure what these mean, but I think...

What are some good open ended questions? That's my question.

And Ritalin. (Plus, how can you take his criticism seriously, when just about every one of his posts ends with LMFAO!/Shittiest-something-ever/OMFG!/WTF?/or some mention of crap?)

Or just make them up (off the top of your head), like real fiction writing.