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James Clark Beidleman, age 80, Lexington, KY View Details

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Do you believe white authors should be able to make black …

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Nov 23, 2019 · James Patterson, Claire O'Dell, Edna O'Brien, Harriet Beacher Stowe..... Writing a black character shouldn't be anything different from writing a white character with the exception of color and hair. If you think of it as different (how we talk and act) then you are writing stereotype. And stereotype is wrong.

Anyone else find James Patterson a tad 'Boring'?

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Dec 17, 2010 · Anyone else find James Patterson a tad 'Boring'? Discussion in ' Discussion of Published Works ' started by yuriicide, Dec 15, 2010 . I have just finished reading James Patterson's "I, Alex Cross". I found the book to be extremely boring and tedious. The plot seemed shallow and character development was just meh.

Grammar Not Important In Poetry - Writing Forums

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Dec 5, 2006 · Maybe it's just me but I'm tired of hearing that grammar isn't important in poetry, so unless you're James Joyce, SHUT UP AND USE IT! I get tired of that. Someone once said that in order to know how to subvert the rules and twist them to your advantage, you must understand them first. Most of the time, poetry can be enhanced with grammar.

Asking a question in a paragraph | Creative Writing Forums

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Jan 15, 2011 · If I'm writing in 3rd person, and I ask a question in a paragraph, should I put the question mark before or after "James thought", or should I just drop that part altogether. Here's my example: James knelt down on his right knee next to the hooded girl. With his both of hands, he pushed her hood off of her head, revealing a youthful face.

A travelling character | Creative Writing Forums - Writing Help ...

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Jan 6, 2009 · James turned towards the city that was once his home and looked at it, hoping it was not the last time he would set eyes on it. The rising sun, however, gave effect to what could have possibly been a more beautiful view of the rigid earth and its surrounding forestry, and even the smallest glint of water that was so far away.

"Running with the Devil" chapter 1 part 2

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Mel James was the only one to be eliminated if deadly force had to be used. ****, she thought, the police are in the room! I’m sorry James, but I have no choice now. There’s no way I can let the civilians have access to Top Secret Fleet files! “Mel James,” a police sergeant said. ““You’re under arrest for the theft of state secrets.

Illegal drugs in the 19th century - Writing Forums

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May 4, 2009 · Whilst cracking on with a short story today I hit a wall in my plot storyline. The story is set in the 19th century and it involves a ship smuggling...

Revolutions Per Minute - Writing Forums

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Feb 27, 2007 · Hello James, Welcome to the Writing Forums. If you haven't explored the site yet, you should probably do so soon. Newcomers often gravitate to the Lounge, the Word Games, or the Review Room, but there is much more to be discovered if you poke in the corners. Remember to check out our FAQ as well!

Consecutive Compound Modifiers | Creative Writing Forums

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Mar 18, 2022 · Consider the following sentence — which I’ve italicized — from James S.A. Corey’s Leviathan Wakes: Earth’s imitation of a snail was picking up the...