I have just recently started to make forays into writing and am currently a little stymied as to how I should proceed in my book. It is written from the perspective of a person who has witnessed the tale, but I'm having troulbe in figuring otu how much the other characters should notice him....if anyone has any advice I would much appreciate. If you would just shoot me an IM instead of posting on here because I don't want to accidentally post somethign on here that the Master was planning on using in a book......


oh, by the way, the book is called The Original Five.

I am not allowed to refer to Cowl as the Joker

I am not allowed to give Murphy a pair of elevator shoes for Christmas....I do not want to have a broken leg over the holidays...

I am not allowed to let Bob possess Mister and run off with him, then go get Molly and ask her to find and retrieve Mister for me....at least not without an old fashioned video recorder that is....

I am not allowed to start dancing if "Honky Tonk Badonkadonk" by Trace Adkins comes on the radio when I am meeting with Murphy.....I dont want to get a broken wrist....

I am not allowed to let Bob out when there is a summit meeting going on....the last thing I need is for him to cause another Valentine's day massacre.....

I am not allowed to tell Mab that you think Maeve would be a better queen than she is....

I am not allowed to ask Molly to hold a live wire  so that I will have Christmas lights in my house....