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I love feedback, especially the detailed kind. I tend to have a problem giving it myself, unless I'm asked specific questions. However, I have been building up a nice collection of authors and editors for the Private Workshop here. We've been prodding each other into better writing I too have had many conversations on the various messenger services. It's fun talking to fans.

web-based most likely.

yeah... last night was fun

I've been thinking of an answer since you posted this and I'm still have some difficulties. I think the easiest explanation for me is when I'm reading the story and it evokes emotion in me. I think the two best examples in written work that I can think of right now are in Mercedes Lackey's books... Magic's Pawn. There is a scene where I cry everytime I read it. The scene is so emotionally powerful, you are just sucked into and feel the soulracking pain that the character feels. Another one is in her book Joust... the young boy tries leaping to his death instead of being dragged back to slavery. You can just feel his pain. There is also a rather cute scene in that one where a massive dragon follows the boy like a puppy and everyone around them are amazed to no end that the dragon would do such a thing. It was a very cute scene. Again, you could visualize the dumbfounded looks on the faces of those people. There are many examples in net work as well, though I won't bring up any. When I'm writing, I try to connect to the reader and make them feel what the characters feel. I want them to have an emotional stake. I love the replies so far and I'll probably post again after more thought and discussion here. Myr

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I guess I do about 50 posts a week. 'because now I'm at 600... I'm having fun though... being the head nut in the loony bin has it's perks

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I'm Myr! I'm 26 years old and live in Northern NY. I've been writing online for two years now. I'm all sorts of things, including the web guy that does Comsie's site for him, all of Gay Authors, this board and a few other places. My stuff can be found on my site here: http://myr.gayauthors.org/ and in the Sneak Peak forum hiding in the The Library. I'm happy to have Comicality here on our forums and for all you to be joining him in his grand vision. I hope we can all learn from each other to bring forth better stories for us all to enjoy

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