“The School for Lost Children: Nightshade Origins” by Alora
So, for an assignment in LA, we got to write short sci-fi stories after reading Frankenstien. Because everyone on here loved The School For Lost Children, I decided to write a little excerpt from my full book for the assignment. Unfortunately, the limit was 8 pages,...Here is more of EddietheMaster271’s story
Minecraft MADNESS!! Book one in the Reality-Craft series prologue: “Eddie, wake up! It’s christmas!” Eddieawsome1 sluggishly woke to his mother’s calls. He sat up, and looked at his calendar. Yes!!! It was finally christmas morning. Slipping on his Nike sneakers,...
SCREAMING FOR HELP: The Mental Health Crisis for Kids
While I was writing my 27th novel, Facing the Beast Within: The Anxiety of Cameron Poole, I learned a number of disturbing things about the mental health of our children in this country. I wanted to share this with you, for I think it’s important. As we all know, a...“Gameknight999 vs. The Ancients” by Henry
Gameknight999 vs. The Ancients By Henry M. So, if you haven’t heard of Gameknight999, then what are you even doing here. Go read the series right now! I can think of 5 good reasons for you to go buy the first Gameknight999 Adventures series immediately: It helps...This is “Naomi’s Family Trip” by Morgan
Naomi’s Family Trip The room was a darkened space of complete and utter silence, save for the occasional vehicle honking or murmurs from the bystanders down below the upstairs bedroom. Its occupants were fast asleep, each in their separate dreams and slumber....
Increase your story’s tension!
Plot Questions are an important strategy I use to increase tension in the story and keep the reader turning the page. This is a technique I try to use at the end of every chapter. Sometimes that chapter doesn’t need one and I don’t use it, but usually,...
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