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My name is Liz. I'm 16 and occasionally I do artistic things. Usually, though, I write. That is the realm where my creativity lies. Follow me on Twitter to keep up with my stuff.

Favourite Visual Artist
Leonardo da Vinci (yes, seriously)
Favourite Movies
The Avengers, Frozen
Favourite TV Shows
Star Trek
Favourite Bands / Musical Artists
P!nk, The Script
Favourite Books
Harry Potter series
Favourite Writers
J. K. Rowling, Richard Dawkins
Favourite Games
The Legend of Zelda Series
Favourite Gaming Platform
PlayStation 2
Other Interests
Elsa, Castiel
This here's going to be a simple tutorial but, as the title says, contains a rule that every writer should know. If you're working on a plot, keep this mantra in mind. And here it is. It Can Always Get Worse (and by hell it should) When you're writing a plot, everything should be building up to the climax. The climax is, essentially, where everything comes together in a section of awesomeness, or whatever. Anyhoo, this means that everything you write before the climax should be piling difficulty onto difficulty. Give your characters challenges until they don't think things can possibly get worse, then throw something else at them. How do y
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For the sake of full disclosure I feel the need to mention that I am not a published writer but I am an avid one and I have done a hell of a lot of reading for as long as I can remember. Hopefully what I share with you will be helpful despite my status as an amateur. (Trust me, I know best really.) Let us be clear on one thing: children experience storytelling. Lots of children read, many prefer to be read to, but children are going to get to know stories and it's going to affect their reading experience in later life. A love of literature during childhood may jump start a lifelong love affair. And while I'm still more or less really quite y
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As it happens I am still utterly obsessed with Frozen. I can't stop this, honestly, it's like a disease. To this end I am doing some Frozen fanart and I'm writing a Frozen fan fiction. I'll share such things when they're completed. :)
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Good to see you on the sight! You're the reason I'm actually going to do something artistic now!