William Scott Lowe

Welcome to Elfwood, William! Are you a writer, an artist, or both? If you need a place to leave comments, you’re more than welcome to visit my shelf. Oh, and by the way, you correctly answered the last riddle in the Forum’s Writer’s Riddle Contest thingy, which means it’s your turn to leave another one. If you don’t have one, post anyway and say that you pass. That way I can post one I have!

Welcome to Elfwood!

I have been the target for your criticism once already, and I must admit, I loved it! It gave me reason to stop and think about things from the viewer’s perspective once again. As a writer, it’s easy to get caught up in your own mind and the minds of your own characters until the reader is totally eclipsed. Your question about my character Reylee was tactful, and I had fun replying.

I look forward to seeing you around Elfwood. But out of curiosity, are you a writer, an artist, a member of the audience, or all three?

I am an amatuer writer and artist, and a big fan of Elfwood and the work people post here. Thanks for commenting here, both of you. I would post some drawings but I don’t have the means at the moment, and as far as writing goes, well I still cling to the idea that if I ever get some of my stuff finished it might be good enough to publish. I don’t want to have to tell editors that what I am submitting is already freely available to everyone on the web. If you wanted to see something I wrote I did put my two cents in on "just a game" thread in the forum. It was under Fantasy Writing somewhere.

I was hoping my question about Reylee wouldn’t offend. I’m glad you liked it. In fact Reylee reminded me a little of the popular Elminster character, who at one point was turned into a woman by a goddess to teach him what being female was like. It probably was also meant to force him to resort to using magic instead of physical strength, so he would have to learn his craft.

Hi, start posting stories, so I can start commenting on them

Hello. I would love to hear your thoughts on my writing. Strong criticism is a necessity for good writing.

Hey - thanks for your two cents... it was a kick up the bum that i really needed... i have redrafted some of the story, the first scene, and made it cleared that i was really trying to write a cyber-punk story. I would really appriciate it if you could have another peek at it on the forum... strong beginnings alwayd make the stories i write better, because you dare not make the rest of the story any less worthy than the beginning

first draft of Part Two is up on the forum

Hello William! The first continuation to Lord of the Desert Storm is now up, entitled Queen of the Desert Lord.