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Oh, if we're talking ever, the one time I completed a NaNoWriMo story, I had a musical group called Adversary, The band's lead singer had absolute control of his voice - able to make it sound like anything from a low whisper to a full orchestra, and even use it for combat if he had to. The...

It should be an honest teaser - give you a hint of what kind of story it will be, who or what at least one main character will be, and a clue as to the nature of the challenge(s) the MC(s) will face. Not a laundry list, not a summary, just a teaser.

Shame. (have to be a LITTLE different...)

...the video he checked out in 1998, at the Last Blockbuster in New Jersey.

But wouldn't that just be an unoriginal sin?

Hmm - probably have my more creative uses scattered around "Between Earth and Pyrroth" - Using a song by Journey to revive a dead person - Using the Law of Similarity to turn robes into a form-fitting cage by turning the wool of an ewe into the wood of a yew. On this site, maybe having Sparrow...

"Viking" was a verb in Old Norse - the seasonal act of raiding for livestock, women and sometimes land. Usually, it was young men who had dishonored their families trying to regain honor by raiding. Valhalla was one of the two places the honored dead went to. The hall of Freyja was for those...

Could go with the Finnish instead of Norse mold - more magical stuff, less focus on combat, honor, same focus on beer.

Ah yes, one of the shows Fox murdered by playing "Time Slot Bingo" - at least ABC Family (now something else I don't remember - Freeform or some such? Actually changed during the final season IIRC) gave their version of what looked like the same show - Kyle X/Y - three seasons (though it ended...

Once a week or so it may not be too bad but in general it is. Salvador Dali got to the point where he only slept about two hours a day in two to three "bursts" - but I suspect his paintings were all still-life at that point.

I am 80% certain that any conversation with multiple participants is a dialogue - with only one it is a monologue. Never heard of a "truel" before (and neither has my spell checker); I've always heard one person = practice. Two = duel. More than two = melee.

He tried twice - once for an animated series (allegedly almost greenlit when Tim Reid (Shepherd Book) died and nobody wanted to do it without him at that time), and once when the CW was looking to acquire it. Fox blocked the CW one by pulling out oddball contract clauses that ultimately led to...

From the official cosmology of Pyrroth, In the beginning was the Maelstrom of All Possibility, where Creation and Destruction struggled in an endless stalemate until Creation took a segment of Destruction and created the concept of mortality. In rage, Destruction also Created something of its...

Hmm... Good and clear until this point. If I understand this correctly, it should be: If I DON'T understand it correctly, it needs to be rewritten for clarity. This is is a bit awkward but it seems to fit the character's anger and is clear, and can probably stay like this. For the part in...

Well... In the Jack Diamond stories, it keeps shifting around to just about everyone but Jack... he's just too cynical. In True Blue, part of Nathan's "journey" is to understand what a moral compass is and how he embodies it, despite having no real memories more than four or five years old. In...

I haven't put forth any of my pure fantasy stories and the ones I have shared are all set at least partially in something close to the real world. If I ever get around to writing "Assassin King" or any of the "historical" Pyrroth tales, then it would be ... interesting. In the real world...

In the first issue of Young Justice, the late Peter David (and the art team he worked with) teased what may be the ultimate example of this - The Mighty Endowed. Superboy was crushed (and not the way he WANTED to be) when she was too top-heavy to fight them...

A degree that shows you know how to read religious texts without ticking off the instructors (too much).

Shyly, and with great difficulty due to the swelling, he replied, "No, actually I was trying to cure myself of the delusion of being two hairdressers named St. Tufnell, but that's not too different from Multiple Sclerosis, now that I think about it..."