: Re: Need Help Understanding the Meaning of Certain Topics in a Writing Contest I wish to write an entry for a writing contest. The contest requires a piece of 2,000 words, and gives the following

The second one could be a variation of "The Road Less Travelled" theme - meaning, do you follow in the paths of others on the road that has already been travelled on, or you choose your own way, the one not many people have chosen.

They're all pretty general, probably meant to be that way so you can make your own interpretation of what they're supposed to mean to you.

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: Re: Need Help Understanding the Meaning of Certain Topics in a Writing Contest I wish to write an entry for a writing contest. The contest requires a piece of 2,000 words, and gives the following

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: My short answer: Either is fine. I'd probably use the version with two "will"s because the sentence is long enough that with only one the implied "re-use" of the first one

: In text citation for handbook I want to do in text citation of my "DK Handbook", In other words, I don't want put it's citation in 'work cited' section as it would be short and so obvious

: From Journal to first draft - most effective route to take? Whilst travelling, I kept a journal and I have since written one part of my travels up as a book: http://www.weaveoftheride.com. However,

: National Novel Writing Month began in 1999 as a daunting but straightforward challenge: to write 50,000 words of a novel in 30 days. Now, each year on November 1, hundreds of thousands of

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