: Re: Punctuation assistance with complicated list of titles during a formal greeting I'm working on a scene in a high-fantasy setting where the main characters greet each other for the first time.

It's a disaster. When you began a sentence with the word 'wordlessly' you identified yourself as an ESOL novice.

[Bob] presented his beautiful, shimmering wife to Mary.

Mary bowed graciously and outstretched her hands to the esteemed guest. â€œAnd you, my Sarah: soother of the seas, queen of the oceans, sweet nurturer, and mother of music . . . How's it hangin'?"

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: How many character flaws can the main character overcome? My main character is realistically flawed with a few good points. I'm very satisfied with where she is at. As I begin to connect the

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: Is it a common practice to provide a chapter/section reference from the next volume in a series to the previous? When writing a series of fiction books in which characters, universe, and events

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: In writing you have fiction and non-fiction. Under fiction, you have fantasy and reality. Reality is a story that could conceivably happen in our world/reality. Fantasy is anything that

: Re: Punctuation assistance with complicated list of titles during a formal greeting I'm working on a scene in a high-fantasy setting where the main characters greet each other for the first time.

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: You question prompts a wider question: the expected base knowledge of your target audience. "Loki" is a mischievous Norse god who who has the ability to shape-shift. I'm not in your target

: How many character flaws can the main character overcome? My main character is realistically flawed with a few good points. I'm very satisfied with where she is at. As I begin to connect the

: Is it a common practice to provide a chapter/section reference from the next volume in a series to the previous? When writing a series of fiction books in which characters, universe, and events

: In writing you have fiction and non-fiction. Under fiction, you have fantasy and reality. Reality is a story that could conceivably happen in our world/reality. Fantasy is anything that

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