Fanfic
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Awwww...I'd court you if I wasn't straight
I'm getting confused about who I could court. I'm playing a combination of a male bald wizard from Cornwall who's been fused with an old woman. But she was originally played by a man. I don't know what's going on. Best stick to Mr. G., I guess.
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Hehehe...you know that chaos is ruling the world when a thread that started as feedback for a Knightmare fanfic eventually transforms into a discussion of the courting habits of a hybrid of a Cornish Wizard and an old lady keeper of a crippled Cerberus...
juggles watermelons
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Hehehe...you know that chaos is ruling the world when a thread that started as feedback for a Knightmare fanfic eventually transforms into a discussion of the courting habits of a hybrid of a Cornish Wizard and an old lady keeper of a crippled Cerberus...
juggles watermelons
LOL. Less of the old, thankyou dearie.
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Kully sends you all a kiss, and reminds me that she is going to be in the next fanfic I do, with a few surprises.
I've just got around to reading the latest one. Very good, I must say.
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Ok guys...likl dilemma. 'Kully' was around 13 pages long. This current fanfic has reached 4 pages in half an hour and the situation has only just been introduced...is that bad? It's sounding to me a bit Lord of the Ringsy too right now. Is that also bad? I keep thinking I'll get ragged at for using LOTR creatures...but I'm having fun writing it :S
HELP!
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Four pages can bring a lot of atmosphere etc, but I suggest you cut it down a little so the action can be brought forward a bit, otherwise you'll end up writing about 500 pages
There isnt too much wrong with it sounding like LOTR, as it was...well, good!
All I can suggest is try and concentrate on the most important bits of the build up to the story, and try and get to the action quicker. But there again, I don't know what on earth you have written do I? So I'll let you decide, and I know full well you have good writing capabilities anyway.
The choice is yours
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Just my humble opinion, but I'd say you shouldn't worry about the length of a story while you're writing it. Let it come naturally, being as long as it wants to be. Then, once it's done, leave it for a day, then come back to read through it. That way, it's easy to see if it's too quick, too long, or just right. Hope that helps!
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Damn, there are just not enough hours in the day...! I can't read it now as I have to rush off to catch the most luxurious of all coaches, the National Express; I wanted to print it off and take it on the coach with me, but my catridge has died on me, goddamnit! So now I am resigned to continuing another crappy novel during the journey and waiting to read your Fic when I get to Manchester. Is there no justice in this world??
I can't wait though Emii! ;D
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Me. Honest!
Very well written, and everything was in character. I always wondered why no teams tried that on the causeways before.
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