Introduction [1]

The Four Basic Pieces of Advice- [2]

Writing: There is no such thing as a bad idea, just bad execution.

Story & Plot: Plotting to take over the world, justification for being evil. [4]

Point of View: The narrator and the narrator's distance from the story. [5]
Tense & Voice: When is the story taking place and who is doing what. [6]

Reading:

Showing & Telling:
What is Showing and Telling and their differences. [3]

Emotions: Showing and Telling [8]
Dialogue: Showing and Telling of... [7]

Presentation:

Headers: General [9]
Headers: Warnings [10]
Headers: Genres [11]

Miscellaneous:

Betas: One Fish, Two Fish, Alpha Fish, Beta Fish
Reviewing and Commenting for the Reader
Constructive Criticism: Remodeling, Improving, and Building
Ten "Unwritten" Internet Rules of Constructive Criticism
Reviewing and Commenting for the Writer

In which we discuss genres, what they are, their importance and list 35 genres with definitions and examples.

( hang the code, hang the rules! )

In which we discuss warnings, what warnings are, what they cover and the arguments for and against them...

( alert, alert, slow down for your own safety )

In which we discuss, what is a header, and what does the header contain...

( the fan fiction equivalent of the cover of a book )

In which we discuss the difficulty that is conveying emotion and how to show and tell them:

( emoting can be so draining )

In which we discuss the writers view on reviews and how to respond to them.

( because how you respond tells us a lot about you )

In which we discuss, what is a review, what does one talk about in a review and why should one leave them.

( make yourself heard )

In which we discuss what is a beta, what does a beta do and do you need a beta?

( Beta! Beta, beta, beta! Pretty Beta. My Beta. )

In which we discuss constructive criticism, positive and negative criticism, persuasion tactics and shortly what it can address.

( this nine pound hammer is a little too heavy, for my size, for my size... )

In which we discuss a few rules that should help keep you out of trouble around the internet...

( and no, they aren't more like guidelines )

In which we discuss showing and telling and how it relates to dialogue.

( character interactions )

In which we discuss, past and present tense and active and passive voice...

( to be or not to be? )

In which we discuss the first and third person point of view.

( who exactly is telling this story? )

In which we discuss story, plot and the elements thereof.

( when you're evil you need a plan and to detail that plan )

In which we explain showing versus telling and how to tell the difference.

( up and down, up and down, until it balances )

In which, we discuss the three general pieces of advice that I give to everybody and the fourth piece of advice that often gets forgotten.

( sage advice, really! )

In which we answer the questions of "What is writing?" and "Why do we do it?"

( Knives, Creativity and Hands )