Have you ever forced yourself to read a book?

@Allelse: Okay, I will! Thank you. I want to eventually publish some stories, and I'm getting all worked up over punctuation.

@BlackBloodDemon: That's alright. Remember a writer writes, always. Watch 'Throw Momma from a train' Its a good movie for writers, dont worry its a comedy.

@Allelse: I recommend watching "Whisper of the Heart" for writers. It doesn't exactly teach you writing stuff, but it's a wonderful tale about a young writer who's trying to find her inner self. Her friend already has his dreams planned out, but then she's just there reading books all the time. When her friend went to go after his dream (which was to be a violin maker), she decided to challenge herself by writing a book.
It's also a studio ghibli film, so the movie is already a good film.

Being a fast reader has its ups and downs.
Reading fast can cause a good story to end quickly, but reading fast can cause a horrible story to end quickly.

So very true.

I feel bad for the monster, too, but I didn't think it was right for him to do what he did at the end (not going to spoil anything for those who haven't read Frankenstein).

@iCrochetstuff: Did you know that the story of Dracula is actually based off Vlad Tepes? He was a cruel leader in Transylvania and loved to impale people.

You can read more here if you want:
http://www.medievality.com/vlad-the-impaler.html

I'm good. Lol but I did know it was based if Transylvania just like Frankinstein was @BlackBloodDemon:

@iCrochetstuff: Well, Vlad could have been in Romania, too, but I'm not sure. The article talks about both places.