Hannah

Oh… okay. I see. 😛

I get the ‘why are you laughing’ question from my siblings all the time, though it’s usually when I’m listening to the Monday podcast from ‘The Very Serious Writing Show’.

Hey… I actually really like that. It’s… different, but I like it. Everyone did great. It’s not easy for a lot of different people to mash together their ideas and make a whole of them. But I like that poem.

Really. I do.

@Tatiana— Yes! I remember crying reading the Silmarillion as well. I think it was when Morgoth had chained Maedhros to the cliff to die, and Fingon, I think it was, came to rescue him, and couldn’t, and was afraid he was going to have to shoot him to end his pain. That’ll make anyone tear up.

@Daeus— yes, Men of Iron is a great book. I liked…[Read more]

Your first reaction when you are alone in an idling truck on top of a slick, icy hill and the truck begins to slide—before the initial terror set in—is ‘Cool. So this is what it feels like, going into danger.’

You know you’re a writer.

You know you’re a writer when you can’t text without using proper grammar.

I’m reviving this topic to throw in a good word for an album I found recently via Youtube. I think it’s a video game soundtrack… maybe… but it’s really great music.
It’s called ‘Dragon Age: Inquisition’, by Trevor Morris. I got it for twelve dollars on Amazon. Some of it is a lot like Audiomachine, but it had a LOT of really great creepy music…[Read more]

It’s usually my way of winding down from writing a really tense scene.
It works very well. Though my siblings usually wonder why I’m laughing so hard. XD

What… on earth. Is. That. Bunch. Of. Hilarious. Nonsense.

Ditto Hope. 🙂
Oh, Mr. Batson’s thing reminded me. You guys need this: http://plot-generator.co.uk/

When your little siblings write fanfics of your books

My sibs don’t do that yet. But they play games and were playing multiple games of acting out my stories. Which was totally adorable.

You know you’re a writer when you have to break up a fight between your siblings of who’s going to play the favorite character. 😛

Oh, that’s adorable. I don’t have any writerly little siblings… yet… one of them shows promise…

The end of The Warden and the Wolf King (last book of the Wingfeather Saga) made me tear up. I was in a bit of shock over what the author actually did. Has anyone read the Wingfeather Saga…very good books.

The end of Mockingjay made me cry too, but for the opposite reason…there was so much hopelessness and despair.

And I love Pinterest. I just followed you, @wordfitlyspoken and was surprised to see you were part of the Rizkaland Legends board too. 🙂 And I love your boards too, @Spradlin. I’ll have to look though them sometime…

And I love Pinterest. I just followed you, @wordfitlyspoken and was surprised to see you were part of the Rizkaland Legends board too. 🙂 And I love your boards too, @SarahSpradlin. I’ll have to look though them sometime…

I love the end of that poem. And I love the word ‘wordsmiths’ and the part

who use words as swords
and pens like axes,

I did think the next line taking down the foes of a flawed people was a little confusing.

And I don’t drink coffee either…hot chocolate is my thing. 🙂

The Clashing come from a prophecy about how the two weapons (the shield and the spear) will clash.

I think I like Age’s Ending the best of the various ideas suggested. The only problem is that I don’t know if there’s enough mystery in the title. Titles don’t need to have mystery, I suppose…but it is cool when, part way though the book, the…[Read more]