Anne of Lothlorien

@Jane-maree @graciegirl I wrote 730 words and kinda-sorta plotted some. Too many distractions and stray thoughts 😛

Farewell @dragon-snapper! And that’s a lotta words!

@jess @jane-maree I’m signing out now. I wrote 1401 words. Thanks for the pizza!

@daeus Aha. If I wrote a time travel story, I’d likely have to do the same thing.

@daeus Ooh, fun. I’ve never worked on one of those. The paradoxes boggle my mind.

@Daeus that’s awesome!

@daeus Congratulations! I know how that feels! What are you working on?

I’m jumping in! 😀 I’ll be plotting/writing/stuff. @Daeus @Dragon-snapper @jane-maree

I second the Enneagram. It’s a good alternative if the MBTI test seems to be unreliable 🙂
@graciegirl

@daeus @jane-maree I has come!

@That_Writer_Girl_99 yep! I shall be graduating this year. *grins**salutes her fellow soon-to-be-graduate*

I struggle with outlining too. But I’m going to try it in earnest with my next project to see if I can speed up some. 😛

That is a good question, yes… where do you want your protagonist to end up? Hm. I don’t wanna put words into your…[Read more]

@That_Writer_Girl_99 I’d be happy to try. 😀

@I-J-Anderson thank you… and WOW. *shakes head* I just… no words. 😛

@michael-stanton Dragon Snapper will never stop laughing. I think I’ll be grinning all night after that. 😀

As the dark vapor seeped out of the room, Dragon Snapper blinked at the door.Then, galvanized into action, she charged after the evil overlord, @michael-stanton. “Does that mean yes? You can be your own independent villain that’s not as cliche as Thran or Throy or whatever his name was!”

@Christi-Eaton thanks. 😀 I like trying to capture light… that’s my thing. I really love light. And textures. Sometimes I think I’m getting there. XD

@Aysia-Serene ha! It took me a good long while of practice and observation, that’s how. 😉

@Dragon-Snapper *chokes*

@That_Writer_Girl_99 that’s very much up to you. Some do it completely in their head, some write outlines longer than the work itself. The key thing is to figure out where your MC starts, where you want her by the end, and how you’re going to get her there. Follow the five plot point thingy using your MCs arc as the thing…[Read more]

@that_writer_girl_99 I’ve been playing for almost three years now, though it feels like forever! 😛 I prefer sheet music to tabs. I tried to do it once, and it was quite confusing. 😛

@kate-flournoy Okay, this is the book title then: How to Write Novels by Isildur’s Heir

@feedingmygoldfish 😀 Thank you. It is really fun to play either style (don’t ask me which one is my favorite, because I’m not really sure). A weird thing about me playing guitar though, is that I can’t read tablature, which is what most guitarists use to play melodies. Instead, I read sheet music. 😛

@ClaireC *raises hand* My vocal range actually has the high end of the soprano and the low end of the mezzosoprano, so I’m not sure what you’d technically call me. 😉 And yes, I do sing… opera? I’m not sure I’d strictly call it opera, but I have several classical songs that I love that could be categorized like that. Voi Che Sapete, for example.…[Read more]