Author: Gibran
Posted: 4/12/2015 1:16:14 PM

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Author: Aliit Vodeson
Posted: 1/31/2012 7:47:24 AM

Don't drag on a story for the sake of dragging it on. Sometimes you may want to have it go on longer, but the plot simply falls flat. At that point, let it go. Wrap it up and call it down. Plots that the author makes drag on lose the reader's attention.

Author: Darth TalonIII  (signed)
Posted: 7/6/2010 12:33:13 PM

When your writitng an original characters fic and your original characters meet classic characters stay true to the classic characters personality and don't try to connect your character to the classic characters through kinship

Author: Artooie
Posted: 5/15/2010 5:34:06 PM

I find that when I'm writing, playing Path Of The Jedi helps to get me in what I like to call "Star Wars Mode."

Author: HateAndGreed  (signed)
Posted: 6/20/2009 4:11:21 PM

Try to plan your characters before you write. Nothing fancy as you can also come up with character twists and flaws as you write. What you need before you start is their name, general appearance, and basic history.

Author: Master Senya Analandi  (signed)
Posted: 1/26/2009 5:38:35 PM

Try not to put too many "ly" words in your story:

lightly, softly, sadly.

Of course, there are some words that have the "-ly" ending that you can't avoid, but try to avoid excessive use of them and come up with more descriptive way of saying the same thing.

Author: Anonymous
Posted: 11/30/2008 9:31:23 AM

Stop with the constant quotes and referances. Make your own fresh and interesting material.

Sure, they sometimes fit, or are just too classic to pass up "I've got a bad feeling about this", for example but reading "a wretched hive etc." over and over again is kind of irritating.

Author: jarogue
Posted: 11/9/2008 2:48:40 PM

Don't put "he" or "she" at the begginning of every single descriptive or action sentence;
"She closed her eyes. She was worried about gettting caught, blah blah blah." Boring!
Try this: Sqeezing her eyes shut, she retreated to the solace of the darkness. It would all be all right; she told herself. That is, provided she wsn't caught on the way there."