Aislinn Mollisong

I’m slower than most. At least I think so. @aislinn-mollisong I’m ready. For fifteen minute battles? You say go.

@aislinn-mollisong do you want to Word War?

@Aislinn-mollisong Thanks.

@catwing @aislinn-mollisong Hi guys! I plan to write until supper (which could be about 20 minutes from now, who knows).

Hi back! @aislinn-mollisong How are you liking my book?

@salome01w4g Alright ready… How are we starting?

@aislinn-mollisong nice!

@catwing

@daughteroftheking I need to go now, srry catwing. 🙁 we’ll have to war later 🙂  😉

@aislinn-mollisong nice!

@salome01w4g @aislinn-mollisong I shall join you!

@jess-penrose @seekjustice I can word war now. *wonders if you are sleeping or awake…*

@aislinn-mollisong nice! what audio’s?

@aislinn-mollisong Hey welcome!! lol I’m writing a paragraph then crocheting a row on my scarf. 😛 XD

Thanks @mariposa! I should definitely try to get a baby name book next time I’m at a book sale or a thrift store! Thanks for the help!

Thanks @his-instrument! I’m not really sure if I want the character to have a real meaning to her (yes, I finally decided that they’ll find a girl on the doorstep!) name yet, but thanks for the suggestions and…[Read more]

@aislinn-mollisong lol, thanks! 😀

@dekreel
Yes, I do know that,
I was merely doing
What Catwing thought of.

That is, speaking in
Other forms of poem be-
sides a Haiku form.

That particular
Form of poem is called a
Limmerick, Dekreel.

@aislinn-mollisong Yay! You guys figured it out! What helps me is to write a scene from their POV. I don’t really write what happens next. Just a fun scene from their POV. Sometimes I skip ahead in the plot for this scene. Like their breaking point, redemption scene, tear-jerking scene, random scene. The scene may never even show up in my story. I…[Read more]

@lady-iliara Are you still open to working on some of your completed projects, or are they done and past? If the former, between that and the two chapters of your current work, we could probably make that work for this project.

@dragon-snapper Unfortunately, for this is does need to be live.

@aislinn-mollisong Yep–that would be fine. 🙂

@aislinn-mollisong ⬆️ Very sage advice up there. 😉 My suggestion (since this is something I just did last night) is to ask yourself a bunch of “why” questions, all in a row, quickly, without trying to answer them just yet. I’ll just take my character Alex as an example (cause he’s kinda flat 😝)

He is a spy? Why is he a spy? Who does he spy for?…[Read more]

@aislinn-mollisong

Ooh…..flat characters are the worst. Hmm….*engaging Einstein mode*

Ah! So….she’s Terah the centaur’s mom. Well….where’s Terah’s dad? If he’s still alive, what’s Anya and his relationship like? If not, how does Anya feel about it?

Is she gracious as her name implies, or less so? (For humor, you could make her really…[Read more]

@aislinn-mollisong and @lady-iliara I’ve come to realize that Daeus will probably end up like Goku for me….

@aislinn-mollisong
what helped with my flat character, but may not work well for made up names, is when you see the meaning of the name you picked for that character and how it may apply to the story. My flat characters name was Sol, which I knew meant sun in three different languages(at least) but I found out in Hebrew it meant peace and that…[Read more]

@aislinn-mollisong Does this character have a great inner yearning? Something she desires from life?

@Shannon, little sisters have a way of reading over people’s shoulders anyway. . . ask me how I know.

@Aislinn-mollisong thank you!

@Ethryndal, much appreciated!

If you ladies would like to get me your e-mail addresses without waiting for someone at KP to be a go-between, you can use the Contact form on my blog…[Read more]