Thanks for reviewing and yeah i agree such exercises can be fun plus you get to learn new tricks. There are other exercises you can add to this...
Cant remember were but i know i saw it used couple of times, a short chapter hardly 2-3 sentences. Might not look nice but they did there job.
no...but this way it was funny, well at least for me anyone can google if they really want to know...
Well if you want technically correct than he is ONE of the three fathers ... makes me think who the mother was :O
If you make it work then yes, show how they go from one thing to the next and anything can be believable. Under stress and hard conditions people...
Well its hard today to come up with something so original that no one else thought of but in general thats not such a bad thing as people who...
I agree with Lemex, it is a thing that goes by with years, you get used to it and adjust to it in a way. You may feel people dont understand you...
You may say what ever you want about e-book i love them and if not for them i probably would not have read as many books as i liked, i live in a...
This topic reminded me of an interview i saw last year, even though his the master he still asks for some help from people who keep closer notes...
Thats why he is considered a master of juggling multiple characters, though personally i think his series does have its ups and downs far from...
well ye know.. the usual sex, drugs and rock&roll :P was told chicks are crazy for writers...
Most of us when we start to write we use omniscient without knowing it, but probably hard to get right as we not used to seeing it much, most...
Before third person kicked in and became the most often used tool, omniscient was always used some good examples you can see in Tolkien, Terry...
We dont get to see much omniscient view point anymore like before my guess is cause it can go wrong easily, but if your going to cover just two...
well hang in there, no one said its going to be easy and sometimes being stubborn is a good thing.
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