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Tips for a New Writer?
Krikkit_Robot Started conversation Jun 30, 2005
I saw you online, enjoyed the name, any tips for a new writer? I promise im not a crazy person.
Tips for a New Writer?
Old Uncle Zarniwoop Posted Jun 30, 2005
Thats a very interesting question. Also an amazing coincidence as tonight just happens to be the first time I have logged into this website for over a year. So you caught me at a good time 
Mostly you just have to be interested in what you write, and really thats the only thing you have to remember. Most of it will come to you like anything.
The hardest thing about writing is the opening paragraph, it takes me hours to write that and then maybe an hour to write the rest. If your good at beginnings you'll succeed.
It also helps to be as drunk as a parrot
Tips for a New Writer?
Krikkit_Robot Posted Jul 1, 2005
Sorry about the....short delay but thank you and thank Zark I caught you.
Tips for a New Writer?
Krikkit_Robot Posted Jul 1, 2005
Do you mind at all if I add you as a "friend".
Tips for a New Writer?
Krikkit_Robot Posted Jul 1, 2005
One more thing tell me if you can see this. If you cant I just type my problem but to you its Somebody Else's Problem. Here I'll try again. What do they mean about guide entry like your point of view of something or just a bit of The Whole Sort of General Mish Mash kinda thing please tell.
Tips for a New Writer?
Old Uncle Zarniwoop Posted Jul 1, 2005
Basically a subject that you write about! Can be anything and everything...funny or serious...Read some of my articles (old, very old) at the bottom! Some of them actually got front page, hence they got a picture to go with them
Add me to your friends list...or else!!!
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