I have the same problem only to find my ideas got used.  Keep writing. Never stop or give up.  I keep journals that things that will probably go unread but ONE day you will find your area of expertise and it will hit you out of the blue.  Best advise, use it when it comes and don't stop.  Heaven knows we need something new.  It's there, take it!

Spellcheck..good program.  Need to use it a LOT more!

"grammar" too LOL

Three novels at once? That's a lot of juggling, isn't?

There are spelling and grammar checkers to use as a first run through before someone else edits it/them. I get annoyed quickly when the basic issues haven't been fixed before I edit something, but I'm honest.

I am writing only 1 novel but have the same problem of keeping on writing. It seems that  I am forever getting writers block & have to wait til inspiration once again descends on my brain.

Don't worry about grammar or spelling--many 'classics' have run on sentences, paragraphs that never end--write for yourself expressing yourself in your 'language'--people will get what you are writing about.

Thank you everyone for your support and Honesty! I truly appreciate it! I will be posting some of my idea's online! As long as you all promise not to steal them...lol

I think writing is more about spirituality and journey. It's not about the perfection you can achieve. It's more about YOU. Remember writers aren't meant to be perfect and they're pretty loony.

First things first, practice. You can't expect to have great grammar and punctuation by writing first-handedly. You need to write, and that's what eventually will get you to the top. 

Second. You have to read. I tell people this over and over again, especially those who are genuinely interested in writing and are beginning. They TRY to go around the bush, and think that without reading they'll make it. FALSE! Readind is so important, and has such a large reflection on how you write, what you write, and you're skills concerning developmental characters, thoughts, sentences and so forth.

Third. Be yourself. Don't expect yourself to be like Stephen King. Everyone specializes in something specific, and that's what makes all of us special and unique. You have to find your voice in whatever you're writing; and sometimes that process can take years. I am almost there, but not quite because I love to write to about all sorts of things.

I would love to read your stuff, if you do have a chance post it up. We won't judge, but we will give you feedback. Remember that honestY IS the best policy (especially in this case) - you have a lot of potential and I know you can do it.

GOOD LUCK.

-Savagette