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Miniature Literature Community Experiment: Answer a question about yourself, share a piece of literature from your gallery and from someone you admire, and ask a question of your own.

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8 deviants said What do you record your writing with the most? (phone, notebook, computer)

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3 deviants said Who has helped you grow the most as a writer?

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3 deviants said Who would you want to pass on all of your writing experience to if you could?

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2 deviants said What are three things you've accomplished as a writer?

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2 deviants said How do you envision your writing in the near-future? In a few years from now?

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`OfOneSoul Dec 30, 2012 Hobbyist Writer

1. What are three things you've accomplished as a writer?

Wrote for a city newspaper.

During the year 2009 I wrote a column for my city's newspaper. In the end I was awarded a plaque & a scholarship for my hard work.

Published a poem in High School.

I published my poem Dreaming Ends in a Texas series by Pine Tree Publications. It featured talented young writers.

Received a Daily Deviation.

I recieved a DD for my poem Submerged In Swan Lake recently. I'm very self-concious about my poetry - so this was quite the achievment for me.

2. Here's a piece by me:

The Bride of Atlas

And here's a piece I admire:

Fisherman's Blues by `KathrynODriscoll

3. A question for you:

What do you think about Prologues? Are they necessary, or pointless?

^NicSwaner Dec 31, 2012 Student Writer

Depends on the content for the prologue, I think.

`OfOneSoul Dec 31, 2012 Hobbyist Writer

Good point, my dear.

=TwilightPoetess Dec 30, 2012

What do you record your writing with the most?

A pencil and paper. I have problems with trying to write on a computer--I can do it if I absolutely have to, but there's something cathartic about the scratch of lead across paper that I just can't seem to give up. I have two huge binders and a dozen different notebooks filled with stuff I've written since the sixth grade; it's fun to be able to go back and read over what I wrote back then and compare it to what I'm writing today.

From my gallery: Phoenix Songs

From someone else's gallery: knock knock.

Question for you: If you could write about one thing without fear of others' reactions or of sounding cliche, what would it be and why?

^NicSwaner Dec 31, 2012 Student Writer

Hmm. I can't think of anything for your question at the moment. I will come back to it if and when I do.

=TwilightPoetess Dec 31, 2012

Sounds good.

=DrippingWords Dec 27, 2012 Student Writer

Who would you want to pass on all of your writing experience to if you could?

My sister. I want her to be able to experience writing like I can.

My piece: [link]

Someone else's piece: [link]

My question: What is one place you would go if you could?

=TwilightPoetess Dec 30, 2012

Are we talking real places, or anywhere at all in the world?

If we're talking real, I'd say....I'd love to visit a star, especially the shooting ones.