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Novel: Sinspell Genre: Fantasy - Children, and Teens Wordcount: ~88,000 (When I looked at my synopsis, I guessed 90,000 Status: Being Edited Novel (Working Title): The Severed Umbra Genre: Fantasy - Teen Wordcount: ~16,400 Status: Still in early stages, first book in a trilogy

I was reading the prologue of TEotW for thw first time and I noticed a lot of terms i didn't understand. I know there's a glossary in the back of it, but does he ever explain what they mean in the prose? It just gets a little annoying having to flick back and forth.

I haven't read his books, though some time in the future, I have always known I was going to read it. My prayers go out to the family and to everyone who's been struck by this horrible news. It came as a shock to me, he was so positive and strong about his disease. It also help me feel sorry...

I don't know about pages, though according to the Wikipedia, an epic is 200,000 words and up. I suppose that's what you mean. Some are just epic in story rather than in word length.

Thanks for recommending it, I'm just not sure If I'd ever get around to finish it.

Would you reccomend WoT to a person with an average reading speed ... like me?

For my new story I'm considering writing it on paper and then while rewriting, putting it onto the puter

Do you write your stories on the computer or on pen and paper? I wrote my first story on the computer, but for my second I'm considering writing it with a pen and paper. What are your thoughts on this?

At the moment, I've got about 7 characters that all have intertwining stories. One's the man character, one's his mentor, one's another student, one's dead from the beginning, one's the major enemy, one's a great companion and the other is another enemy, though a little less important that the...

I'm currently working out a trilogy while waiting for the right time to begin editing my recently finished novel, Sinspell. My problem is how many character I should have and how to intertwine their stories.