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I voted Swordswoman, that's like an assassin, right?

"You just touched me?"

My life gets me writing, and I'm not saying I mope and spite everyone around me into horrible characters. I just take my experiances to create new worlds, ideas that form into my head and most of all werid dreams about androids and virtual realitites. I just love how creativity has no bounds...

All cats are gorgeous! I fell in love while watching the news =]

Anything by Jane Austen, I've tried reading all her books they have in the library and the only one I managed to fininsh [and like] was Northanger Abbey. I just don't like anything else. His Dark Materials was all right, the first part of the first book anyway. I didn't finish it, tried...

I've changed my mind =] The last episode was interesting, put all the other parts together and this episode would still beat them.

The Union Jack meant nothing to Juvenal. Looking intently up at it, he imagined many people before him had smiled with pride, hands on hearts as the old patriots went about it. It must have been important to his parents, why else would they leave a child under the great flag? “’Haps it’s a...

He's the only government guy I know of. He was in Johnny English! XD

Harry Potter made it to number 4...? I can think of a 100 books that should have been in there. I really hated reading and watching Pride And Prejudice, the only Austen book I completed was Northanger Abbey—though some parts I can't recall too well. I love the classics, books these days are a...

Would that be Ben Miller?

If you want the classics I suggest Handel [Water Music Suite], Shostakovich [Jazz Suite], Prokofiev [Peter And The Wolf], Tchaikovsky [Swan Lake] or Elgar [Romance]. You could go for avant garde—Android Lust is one of my favourites.

I wish my characters would co-operate, they're all rebellious and so I end up writing something completely different to what I proposed in the very beginning. Often I get attached to my characters, I guess it happens to everyone. You should try writing the end in various stages, that way...

I never got past the first part of Tolstoy's Anna Karenina.

I usually write a summary/review of the books that I really like and save it on my computer. Others are just too brilliant to forget, so sometimes I write down the memorable quotes.

The thing I hate about villans is the mad laugh that echoes, it is done too often and really bores me to death.

Green = Comment/Correction Black = Review * A bit too much to take in, right? #_# Make use of punctuation as it will be easier to read. Here you go into detail of certain objects/furniture colour and perhaps every action Mordoc takes: he did this, he did that, and I just think you...

Green = Comment/Correction Blue = Suggestion Black = Review * I suggest you take out the ‘to’ as the sentence flows better. I’m pretty sure ‘were’ is supposed to be ‘was’. Perhaps ‘until’ is better suited here rather than ‘after’? Ought to be ‘continued’. * Hello...

Re-reading Gwyneth Jones' Band Of Gypsies and John Galsworhty's The Forsyte Saga.

I second Talysia, but I think you should have numbers written down, such as: 7 ought to be seven, and later you have "2 drafting[...]" which should be two. -- Myth

And that last episode doesn't look promising...