Anatra

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!

@maryg3 I can relate to the uneventful childhood! I was homeschooled and we lived remote. like, the nearest city with a Costco was 6 hrs, and people think an hour is nothing to go visit each other. And we only had one vehicle that my dad drove to work, so the only real social interaction with people was Sundays and the occasional church potluck.…[Read more]

@elishavet-pidyon

ooo love it! so im assuming you have armies of ‘human’ and then animals? because the first group sounds human and then you said the second is squirrels and i love your ideas!!!

and it was fun to read 😉

@keilah-h You should end it the way you feel is the best — and sometimes you’ll change your mind😉. I once changed the true identity of an entire character because I decided it would be more emotionally impactful if he wasn’t related to someone else.

That said, the idea of her having to rescue her father on her own does sound interesting (I love…[Read more]

@keilah-h I’d never heard the word wyverns before — I’ll have to get up with the dragon lore. I love How to Train Your Dragon, but I’ve forgot which one was Stormfly. Was that Astrid’s dragon?

MandaloreWings sound cool😁

Are there any BabyYodaWings to go with a very certain type of MandaloreWing?

@morgan

Such a good movie! And Eagons sound cool — but I thought that a cross between a lion and and eagle was a griffin? But we should totally rename them …😁

Wow, a forum given entirely up to WIP related blather? STUPENDOUS!

Where do I start? An introduction, that’s where!

Possibility (because that’s what it is): Aethelthryth was set apart from her very birth. Her father was a serf whom the King freed. He became a knight with a burden to reach those in bondage. Her mother is a knight’s daughter with…[Read more]

Yay! Thank you. In fact, the shortage of well written Biblically sound analogies is what prompted me to make up one of my WIPs.

@Lydia-s thanks!!! He’s my ‘baby’ so to speak; my first dynamic charrie, so proud that i made him XD

@elishavet-pidyon ahhh yes you have put into words what my scattered brain could not at that moment! That’s pretty much my stance on work like that!

@anatra23

Thank you!

@keilah-h

No … I can’t see it, sorry

Helmer is awesome! His nearing brutal outside hides such a tender heart. Yes, that conversation is priceless.

I have not read all the books exactly, because I only skim-read the last, but I have read all the rest. My personal favorite is either The Green Ember or Ember Falls. Which is funny, since when we first heard that a certain rabbit may…[Read more]