Audrey Caylin

@notawriter no problem! 😉

Chapter eight reminded me of the Bible verse that says (not sure if I’m getting this exactly right) “when the wicked rule the people groan, but when the righteous rule the people rejoice.”

@rochellaine @skredder @kaya-young @ariella-newheart @jane-maree @seekjustice @everyone

@rochellaine Too many kids? that’s interesting; a family I know has a ton of kids they’ve adopted and they continue to adopt. But I’ll definitely be praying for you and your family that your plans work and everything will turn out okay! 🙂 <3

@Dekreel *can’t stop snickering* The troll thing is now my favorite. :”D

@rochellaine  Yes, I suppose not…

@gh24682468999  I just made up a language of gibberish 😉

@ingridrd  Thanks! Yes, I remembered…

@supermonkey42  Thank you! I think I can say the same of other KP literature as well, actually.

@skredder  At least Rochellaine spared him! Even though, apparently, that’s a little impl…[Read more]

@filewriterbase13x I love writing from villain POVs, so yeah! Let’s do this! 😀

Awesomesauce! 😛 @his-instrument

@rochellaine  @seekjustice  Good grief — Have you guys been up all night??

(I’m not writing…)

@rochellaine  … Um… yeah, actually there is magic in them. Just not the Harry Potter kind of magic…

Well that would have been morbid for a story like this 😉

Yes, I still like you, if not slightly nervous 😉

@sleepwalkingmk  It was actually in my cousin’s introduction topic. XD Shall I shoot you a link?

@daughteroftheking Here he is.

@rochellaine

That point about their relationship being interesting is completely valid, but at the time I hadn’t worked out the details, and was originally thinking she might be older (Cosette, when adopted by Valjean in Les Mis, is eight or nine), but it ended up that she needed to be much younger than that for the timeline to fit properly, so…[Read more]

@rochellaine

If I was stopped in the night, then I’d probably stab the guy with my pen. No joke, I’m very strong and a pen would hurt if stabbed in the right place.

I am paranoid and have thought about this way too often.

@rochellaine

Ah…what kind of word count are you aiming for? I’m going to have dinner, so let me ponder and I’ll get back to you.

Okay, cool 😀

@rochellaine

Yeah, it’s pulled all the time, especially in fantasy, I’ve found, and there’s usually absolutely no reason for them not to know.

You might as well let me know, I’ve not officially started writing yet so I can still pull apart the outline and add stuff…to a certain extent anyway.

I finished the story! I think you’ve got a good…[Read more]

@rochellaine

You definitely need to read it! The plot of this one, which is tentatively titled The Former Things, will make more sense if you know the original plot, but I don’t think it’s essential that you be familiar with it. ATOTC is just a really great book!

Well, when I was first considering making the sequel, late last year, I had the…[Read more]

@sleepwalkingmk

*squeals* Eep! I’m so glad you’re excited! I hope you like it. I’ve been planning/outlining/researching the sequel and I hope to start in April, I’m really looking forward to that!

@rochellaine

I’m very erratic too. When I’m working on a first draft, I tend to knuckle down and finish a novel in six weeks, but when it comes to editing or short stories, I’m so random.

That’s what I figured, but I’m doing a bit of research anyway. I think she was about one and a half to two when she was adopted, I’d have to check my notes to…[Read more]

@sleepwalkingmk

A Tale of Two Cities is such an awesome book! It’s in my top three favourites. I definitely will let you know. If you’re interested in reading the first book, which is Stars Fill Infinity here’s THE LINK to the topic I made on it, which has the links to the Google docs.

Thank you! You’re so sweet 😀

@rochellaine

It’s fine, I’ve read the part one bit and it’s suitably mysterious so far. is this the 50s one with the singer? Or is it a different one?

Yeah, I guess that’s probably why we like it. I also just like knowing where the inspiration came from, or how historically accurate it was and the acknowledgements are just generally sweet.

Ha,…[Read more]

@rochellaine

Sometimes I plan to kill someone, and then cave in and don’t. With one of my novellas, Comrade, I’ve changed between drafts whether or not a character dies. in the first draft he does, in the second he doesn’t, in the third he does.

Okay, I’ll have a look in a second. 😀

I like prologues too. If they’re well done, sometimes they…[Read more]