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catnina01

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Okay so...I love to read but not so much to write. I'm a ginger, I love things that are funny, I hate grammar errors, and I have no favorite movie, color, or food, but I like Pride & Prejudice (with Kiera Knightly), Galaxy Quest, and Monty Python and the Holy Grail. My favorite song usually changes on a weekly basis, today it's I Will Survive by Cake. And I hate strawberries. I like art, and I'm a sucker for romances if they are well written. I have a completely rational fear of store clerks. Why do they always want to talk to me? It's freaking creepy. So that's my life in a nutshell. :) Oh and I made that Patrick cookie. I cried when my dog ate it.

I feel like saying something inspirational so: everybody who's starting a story always asks if they should finish it or not and that they don't want to if nobody will vote. That's a really dumb idea. Has anybody ever discontinued a story because they got no votes? Probably. If you have, then listen to my theory: I think that people have soulmates. Not everybody meets theirs, and sometimes they die. Everybody has a soulbook. A book that was basically made for them. Some people have a lot of soulbooks and others just have one. Not everybody finds their soulbook. Every book has a soulreader and if you discontinue a story, you have stripped someone the right to read their soulbook because now they have no othe way to find it. You don't need to see the appreciation to know that people might like your story. Sure it helps, but maybe your books soulreader is like me and doesn't vote or comment because we want to finish the book so bad. So just do your best and write something someone would want to have for their soulbook. Do you feel inspired? Probably not but what the heck.

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How Not to Write a Story

How Not to Write a Story

34 parts / 19 pages, updated Apr 10, 2013
Problems and things that people write that bug me. Read at your own risk. If you have a problem with what I say, stop reading and don't cuss at me.
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catnina01
catnina01

1 week ago
@FreakOut25x thank you!
FreakOut25x
FreakOut25x

1 week ago
How Not To Write A Story is brilliant! XD 
catnina01
catnina01

1 month ago
@phatelara thanks! 
phatelara
phatelara

1 month ago
@catnina01 Hi, just want to tell you that what you wrote about soulbook is just brilliant. :)
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XoxAlyssaXox

2 months ago
@catnina01 you should check out take a chance by tristanatkins
catnina01
catnina01

2 months ago
@SamanthaLL well that makes me happy! :)
SamanthaLL
SamanthaLL

3 months ago
@catnina01 No problem and I actually had fun listening to you. :D
catnina01
catnina01

3 months ago
@SamanthaLL  I sure will and thanks for listening to me!
SamanthaLL
SamanthaLL

3 months ago
Hey I just read your How Not To Write A Story and its awesome! I just wanted to say that in my book "I Fell In Love With The Deaf Girl.", I followed every step. It's romance obvi and I read you'd read books that people share, so please check it out. I have like 2 readers :'( so. xD
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xTripleMWattyx

3 months ago
@catnina01 Welcome

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@1DLover0017 sure thing!
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@ARLockhart haha. Despite the annoyingness (I just made that up), spelling errors never cease to make me laugh. Unless there's too many.
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@ARLockhart clever. I like that.
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@ARLockhart oh my gosh I would start bawling if a guy ever sang Music of the Night.
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@ARLockhart blasted spellcheck had enraged us once again.
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