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ScrewBall412
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[2009-07-12 22:41:22 +0000 UTC]
"likes staring into bright lights"
(United States)
# Statistics
Favourites: 461; Deviations: 21; Watchers: 4
Watching: 65; Pageviews: 10031; Comments Made: 778; Friends: 65
# Interests
Favorite visual artist: MC Escher. Trippy....Favorite gaming platform: Each has its own merits and downfalls, I won't pick and choose.
Tools of the Trade: Keyboard/pencil and paper, and my brain.
Other Interests: Anime, webcomics, videogames, and writing.
# Comments
Comments: 45
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Thanks so much for favingΒ
.:Writing A Sequel:.Writing a sequel
β’ SPLITS: Sometimes the first book you write may be so long you have to split it into two once itβs finished. And there! Boom! Automatic sequel! You have two books now and you didnβt even have to plan anything extra for that other one. Lots of people write super obnoxiously long books because they are afraid to split it or for whatever reason. But when a book gets beyond 100k, it can't possibly be all one story anymore. Find a good comfortable place to split the book, even if it requires some revision to make an ending there and a new beginning. But beginnings and endings of books are the easiest parts, so it should not be hard.
β’ WHEN TO SPLIT: For me, personally, I have a ton of books that get split, because my old way or writing crammed a lot of ideas in tightly. So now, going back through them, I expound on the ideas and add depth to the characters and situations. You might be the same way. When I rewrite one of my old books, it can almost dΒ I hope its helped youΒ Β if you like my guides it would be great if you watched me too because I have plenty more guides on the way with several already in my gallery.Β
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It's given me things to think about, certainly.
I actually did take a look around at some of the other articles in your gallery; I'm sorta picky about who I'm Watching right now (to keep deviations from flooding in faster than I can look at them, which they're already on the verge of doing), but your stuff is written and presented very well. Should I have need of more tips, I'll definitely be swinging back your way.
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It's well deserved. Slightly Above Average is excellent, I hope to see more!
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Evan, thank you for the favorite on Five Misconceptions! Perked me right up.
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Haha, no problem at all.
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Pssssh. Don't thank me, you earned it.
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Thanks so much for the favorite~ You're writing isn't bad either.
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Why thank ya, sir.
You don't have a bad art style, I'd like to see more out of you in the future.
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Ahahahaha I knew that
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Double-post? What double-post? I didn't see a double-post.
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Hm. Maybe they auto delete things like that. 
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Thanks for the 
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