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what is the topic for round 3? (You added me in it, right?)

Nomolos wrote:

You're registered. I added you to round four, unless you want to join round three, which starts today.

Are you talking to me?
Can you guys please quote someone when you reply to them? It makes it less confusing.

Nomolos wrote:

Whisperfur wrote:

Can i join round 2 if it's not too late?

Added!

Round two starts in six days guys! Prepare yourself for fantasy! Round three, because of suggestions, round three will take place on earth, nothing more said...

Okay, found something. Will look some more.

I'm not trying to copy this or take away your competitors but I made my own writing collab.
It's different from this but I'm just informing you so you don't find it and accuse me of stealing. I tried something like this a while ago too but it failed cause it was too complex and wasn't in Collaboration.
Mine is called Scribecraft, btw.

Aww darn it. Ok, I guess I got to think of stuff for round three. I'm late already, so it will end a day late.

Ok, the rules for round three are as follows: (I'm changing up the rules a bit. Now, what I say is kind of like dares for your story. The more dares you do, the more points you get.)
     
Musts:
     Your story must take place in the twentieth century.
     Your character must find himself in a biome he's never been in before.
     It must have some survival aspects.

Now, for the dares. These are extra credit, but can be hard to include in your story:
     Include a geeky nerd that does something great.
     Include a main character with a weird name that could be for either gender.
     Include a scene where a book hater reads a book.
     Include a scene where someone slaps someone else's face.
     Include a cliff-hanger
     Include a cup of coffee which tastes terrible.
     Include a Harry Potter reference.

Last edited by Nomolos (2013-04-24 10:44:43)

Ouch- those dares just proved that geekyness got reinvented.
If any of you are wondering, bookworm studios was the first writing collab, way before the writing rage, however, it restarted as part of the writing rage very recenty. Bookworm studios does not brag that it was the first, but we do withold te right to go
'nyaa' for no apparent reason. We've no idea why we keep that right, we don't use it, or plan on doing. 

Anyway.
I'm getting tense.
Anyone else feeling tense?
I'm feeling tense.
Let's all feel tense together.

I also object to anyone having the right to brag about having won. I can't stand bragging. I can't even stand myself when I do brag (I don't thankfully). A slug could have beaten usain bolt at the olympics but it still doesn't have the right to brag as far as I care. 
Not meaning to sound forceful or bossy or anything.

pinnipediator wrote:

Celebrating something Is fine. Bragging about it isn't, but I'm going to assume that you meant 'tactfully celebrating' when you said 'bragging'. Tactfully celebrating somethign is fine, as it just involves the winner telling everyone else how glad they are for them, as opposed to themselves.    I encourage it in fact.

Um... Might I ask who thou speaketh to?

mintfang wrote:

Can anyone link me to the pages with entries?

Mine's on page seven.

Last edited by Programmer_112 (2013-04-24 17:57:26)

mintfang wrote:

Programmer_112 wrote:

This is my book.  I think I got the link right.

I only had time to read about half of it, but I give it a 9/10.

The plot is just so interesting! It draws me in, and I think you should try to publish it.

Thanks!

Rating Programmer's story:

Alec is a normal teen, or thinks he is, but in truth, he's destined to save a different world, called Alkanos. After being transported to the planet, he meets Amer, an alien who wants Alec to overthrow Misuca. After days of planning, the duo is ready and an epic battle ends the story.

I enjoyed it quite a bit, there were some misspellings, and some parts that you're like "What?", but I thoroughly think it deserves an 8/10!

Rating Waffle's story:

Wow. That is super super good. No misspellings, the entire book stayed in the person it began in, and the story captivated me from the start. I love it! You have a talent for writing, and I want to see a published book by you. It's amazing! I was completely into the story, and was really sad when the main character died. That's one of the best short stories I've ever seen! 

10/10! Completely deserves it!

Waffle, your story was amazing!!!
You are an excellent writer, i would defintely read a book by you 

Also, the end of round 2 is when the site which changes, do we post before or after the change? Also will our topics be transferred or be deleted?

Last edited by Whisperfur (2013-04-25 15:30:52)