If you can ask me any question, what would it be? (It can be anything from Supernatural to my favorites to my books) --Ask away! :)

If you must know, I am a complete and faithful Dean Girl. I absolutely love the eldest brother for not just his looks but his attitude :)

yeah me too.:)

Sure I do, Anj and I'd be happy to share :) 1. Don't be too wordy. People will get bored with too many words in one bundle and you don't want that, so make adjustments to your sentences after you write them. I do it all the time before I continue onto the next. 2. Catch the audience's attention. If you make a good "hook" to your story, then you'll be able to gain attention from who your chosen audience is. For me, I find a sentence that isn't just simple and make sense but begins the story on the right path. 3. Be your characters! Create a unique and initialized approach to each of your characters. If you make their personality likable, then you can make the character likable. I suggest thinking up a character's main frame before you begin to write them (personality, traits, look etc) if you use an already existing character, like Sam, Dean or Cas for example, then take the time to analyze their main frame so you don't edit them too deep because they will no longer keep their persona. 4. Use descriptive words. If you have read any of my works, you may have noticed how descriptive I am. Because of this, I can create a better picture for the audience and a lot of people I know enjoy seeing it visually as well as in word form. This will make the text much more interesting and help readers visualize what you’re trying to depict. Consider it the movie inside the words. And finally: 5. Have fun with it! If you make it fun for not just yourself but for the audience, then you’ll have a better story. I tend to make up these crazy ideas which I’ve found that my readers love. If you can add them into the story, then go with it! Make some fighting scenes, make a character reaction huge –be creative about it! Dig into your mind and come up with some unique ideas, so then your story has some depth that is entertaining.

oh wow... thanks a lot Kat! This has been soooo amazing!!! i will definitely keep all the advice in mind when it comes to writing! you've been a really bigggg help!!! ^____^

Hmm good question, Ingrid :p To be honest, season 5 is probably the best. I liked the whole concept of Apocalypse and how the three horsemen were involved. I did like the basis of the first two seasons but season five is the most interesting concept to me :)