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ON WRITING — Kelley Armstrong’s Advice for Writers

This is NOT G -rated site folks, there’s some graphic descriptions of violence and other weird stuff; readers are strongly cautioned and advised.

But honestly, most if it is the crap we all carry around anyway. We just let it all out. As FICTION. FANTASTY, made up crap.

The bottom line is THIS IS A FICTION SITE.

We do not endorse violence against anyone, and our hearts go out to the countless victims of violence around the world. For us, it’s a trip through fantasy land; for them, this is everyday stuff.

Some of the posts on this site may offend you, we’re sorry about that, but that’s the way it goes. Let me know, and we’ll work something out.

For survivors of abuse and trauma, we’ve tried to indicate posts that may trigger memories of abuse; and keep to the survivor’s perspective. You might wanna skip that stuff anyway, it’s pretty f*cked up.

XO,

Twisted Sister

Do NOT steal the work on this blog, ‘cuz that’s really lame.

So to make sure we’re all clear here, all material on this blog is COPYRIGHT. ALL RIGHTS BELONG TO THE AUTHOR. DO NOT reprint or reblog (even if you change a couple of ideas) without explicit permission of the author. (Drop us a line, and we’ll put you in touch with them directly.)

If you do these things, and pretend it’s yours, it’s called stealing. And honestly, if you’re that insecure as a writer, why not take a couple classes or workshops instead of ripping other people off.

Karma works in very strange ways; and you know what they say, payback’s always a bitch.

So just don’t do it.

And honestly, you DON'T want to piss off the Freaks and Weirdos around here. Stay safe, my illiterate friend ;)