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quietandminor asked: Is it very hard for you to kill a character, or does it just seem like another event you're writing? I know lots of writers get very attached to their characters and such, so for me it'd feel like killing a friend or, at the least, putting a pet to sleep. How do you go about that, and how do you know when it's te right thing to do versus when it's just sort of gratuitous angst or hurt for the characters involved with them?
1. I don’t feel like I’m killing anyone. The person is dying, and that sucks, but I don’t feel responsible for it any more than I feel responsible...
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“I’d like to share with you some actual questions actual teenagers have actually asked about my new book, and I swear these are true and can produce...”
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An image I created for use on one of my early business card designs. Created in Adobe Illustrator and then opened in Photoshop where I applied some...
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This represents a significant innovation in the people/rain/drizzle/hurricane field, and—as always—the hardworking Valerie2776 at...
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Britain’s Got Talent (made of awesome) finalist Jon Antoine identifies as a nerdfighter. A British tabloid explains that nerdfighteria is “a...
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I finally finished my glitter garland! The quote is from John Green’s book The Fault In Our Stars. I cut the letters out of...
