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@that_writer_girl_99 Awww… thanks!

Haha! I’ll agree to that. Personality makes the blog… personal and unique. Hehe. And yes, sassy authors have all the fun.

You definitely just made Brandon’s day. 🙂

Yes, very helpful! Thanks Elizabeth!

@brandon-miller writes sci-fi. Perhaps he has some tips. (yes, I’m putting you on the spot :p)

@Emily-D as Mark said, in June here at KP our monthly topic is Sci-Fi! So watch for articles next month that will be a good resource!

@his-instrument Hey Hannah! You’re excitement for this event makes me smile 🙂 Wow a 2,000 seat auditorium. I would love to hear how the event goes!

@Emily-D Hi Emily! First of all you should know that NaNoWriMo is extremely fun! Everyone has given great tips! (especially about letting your family know what’s really going on. Apparently I didn’t explain how /much/ I would be writing well enough to my family the first year I did NaNoWriMo. Suddenly they were very concerned about me becoming a…[Read more]

@Ethryndal child… seriously. Have some confidence in your own abilities. 😛 You explained that very well and I totally agree. Great points. I think you taught me something there. 😉 Or at least put something I’d only felt into words.

@Northerner @That_Writer_Girl_99 yes… I get excited and then it’s full speed ahead, which is rather inconsiderate of me. 😛 Glad it’s been useful though. 😉

What program do you use?

What program do you use?

@Rachelle I love them! Especially the one with the wings, though I realize that was posted a while ago. 😛

@Rachelle I love them! Especially the one with the wings, though I realize that was posted a while ago. 😛

@Daeus @That_Writer_Girl_99 yeah, the only reason I didn’t say Count of Monte Cristo is because I knew Daeus would. XD

@That_Writer_Girl_99 A Tale of Two Cities, A Christmas Carol, (both Dickens) North and South, (Elizabeth Gaskell) Northanger Abbey, (Jane Austen) and Les Miserables (Victor Hugo).

@That_Writer_Girl_99 aha, that dear old ugly monster of perfectionism. I’m still struggling with that too, but I am learning that it’s okay to fail. It’s when I let that failure keep me down and cloud my heart towards God that things become a problem.

@That_Writer_Girl_99 cheer up. Nothing is ever pointless. Our mistakes teach us by elimination. 😉 You know what doesn’t work now; that’s one more step towards what does.

@That_Writer_Girl_99 ah— the joys of introversion. 😛 I know what that’s like. Most of the time I prefer being by myself or with my family. Hanging out with friends (unless they’re kindred spirits) can be mentally exhausting.

Better watch out or people are gonna start hiring you to do their portraits! XD