Anatra

Um, that’s amazing. Once again, did Nyx SPEAK?!

@godlyfantasy12

@godlyfantasy12

That’s a first draft? Wow. I love it! Did Nyx just speak?

@trahia-the-minstrel

Yeah, nothing I wouldn’t mind reading myself, not to mention a ten year old at our church. Especially when I’m trying to make a very Christain point about the passing of mantles. No need the have my good be evil spoken of!

Ugh, yeah, it is so irritating when a word is placed in the wrong era. I mean, some words don’t matter,…[Read more]

@godlyfantasy12

Nyx sounds woundermous! Definitely work him in. He’s so cute! If you have any scenes you could share, I’d be thrilled.

My sister and I created a fox type creature for one of her books. It’s called a Knettel and is about the size of a SMALL house cat, a bit more sleek than most foxes, with more pointed ears and a white ‘V’ from…[Read more]

@koshka

Thanks!

I love your titles! And your books sound cool — I love the fact you have this sibling aspect in 1 and 3😊. Nothing better than some good sibling banter and play offs. A question — are your books about actual animals, or hybrid human-animal type beings, or about humans who are part of a group that call themselves animals?

My sto…[Read more]

@godlyfantasy12

I do like it! I honestly couldn’t tell, but then I am the person who it took two books in an allegorical series before I realized Leinad was supposed to be Daniel. A’Grend is a good name though.

You have a fennec fox?! Ok, I love furry creatures in books, and foxes…*sigh* what in Nyx like? Does it’s name mean anything?

@trahia-the-minstrel

Your book sounds well beat out. Is it one book or a series? YES, it IS intriguing!

@elishavet-pidyon

What inspired Possibility? It sounds good and deep. And squirrels are so neat.

I’ve read GE too. They’re wonderful books.

@godlyfantasy12

If it’s not too much of a spoiler, where did the name A’Grend come from?

@elishavet-pidyon

Thank you! Those deeper meanings play around in my book a lot.

Thank you!

Yes, I have read GE, and it’s a favorite. S. D. Smith is the C. S. Lewis of rabbits!

Cracken and Bracken are brothers. For full explanation here are their character descriptions:

Cracken (more grey than brown. He is not a Meadow Squirrel, oh no, he is from the Wood of Cornish. Yes, he is. A friend to everyone except a few and…[Read more]

@trahia-the-minstrel
*Squeals in delight and commences a happy dance.*

I shall try not to fill up the rest of this page.

Heart of Gold Heart of Stone (First in series) set in medievalish time

Ezekiel 36:26

Zlatan and Vulkasin are wolf twins, the only sons of Sotnik Vratislav. One of Vulkasin’s rash ideas throws the brothers into military…[Read more]

@elishavet-pidyon Thanks!

All your stories sound cool — I love the sound of the feel in the first one; the second, I just love it in general, it sounds like the sort of story I love to write and read😊; the third — I don’t normally read animal stories, but yours sounds quite fun — have you read the Green Ember? That’s a good series for someone w…[Read more]

@godlyfantas12
Thanks!

A circus land? That’s so neat! I love your names as well.

I like it too. It has some rather deep thoughts hidden in it. Yes, the tone change is thrilling!

@koshka

I don’t write Biblical fiction, but I completely support having a forum for it!

Sorry. I’ll try not to repeat myself in later posts. 😉

To clarify on certain points left too vague. The first two stories are about humans in a human world. The last is about an animal only world.

Knights= pastors/missionaries

Hi! Gramercy for inviting me!

@trahia-the-minstrel

Your book sounds so intriguing! Yes, I’m hooked.

So, here are three of my premisses. (Yes, I stole them from one of my former posts. I don’t type that quickly)

Possibility (because that’s what it is): Aethelthryth was set apart from her very birth. Her father was a serf whom the King freed. H…[Read more]

@maryg3 You stayed in a manor house in Ireland? That’s… *At a loss for words*. What was is like?

I’ve grown up as a homeschooler PK in a small town, so yeah, church can be a rather social place… but with Bible quizzing, the library, and our homeschool group, it’s not like we’re really isolated. (Or maybe I just don’t know the difference)

Did…[Read more]

Thank you! Yes, the first two are only human, and the last is only animals. I’m glad it was fun to read. I think the personality of each story worked its way into the synopses.

Which do you like best?

@joy-caroline totally!!! that sounds like a great thing for you people who write Biblical fiction!!! I mean, theres sci fi and fantasy so why not Biblical fiction?

i think it would be a good idea!