Audrey Caylin

@catwing @salome01w4g @Shannon @Emily @dragon-snapper I’m back!! I will be editing in about half an hour if anyone wants to join me. 😀

I’ll be worldbuilding for awhile if anyone wants to join me. @shannon @dragon-snapper @xonos-darkgrate

Ah, but see, therein lies the wittiness of my comment…for in telling you I wasn’t going to make a comment, I also reflected my disdain, no? @xonos-darkgrate

@princessfoo I’m going to refrain from making a comment about Rogue One.

@winter-rose I blame @xonos-darkgrate‘s profile pic. XD

@rolena-hatfield thank you! (I have mysteriously gained three followers overnight!) I’m not working on all those stories at once, they’re just the stories I currently have going. :D. There are quite a lot of them though, aren’t there?

@joy @Tatiana I’m planning on doing NaNo. I’ve done both the camps this year, but I’ve never done the official. both of your stories sound really interesting!! I’m working on a dystopian, which is another thing I’ve never done before.

@catwing And yes, I live on a farm in Australia. (No, I am not in the middle of a desert, it rained a lot yesterday. xP)

@radically-surrendered welcome!! I’m SeekJustice, also seventeen. Mexico sounds like a really interesting place to live (I’m from Australia)! And all those languages!! I know the tiniest bit of German, which I picked up while I was writing a book about a German boy, but I’ve always wanted to learn it properly. 😀 Everyone seems to have flooded you…[Read more]

Hi @radically-surrendered! Realistic fiction is often called contemporary.

Ooooh, an ISTJ, interesting.

What would be your least favorite genre to write in?

And welcome!

@catwing Ah… I am afraid I am alergic to you then…

Oh wow… lots of faery godparents. So far I think I may stay with two. Taryn is still trying to get over the shock of them… and kinda failing while she’s at it…
But thanks anyway!

@Catwing yay good job! See you around. 🙂

@salome01w4g alrighty! Sleep well, girl. *waves*

@Catwing sounds like fun!! I’m halfway through chapter 37 (of Hope Ann’s novel Fidelyon) and it’s pretty good. *nodnod*

@Catwing @Salome01w4g I am here to join you! I’ll be critiquing/editing.

@catwing Oh dear. It ate him…

I’ve got to go now. I edited quite a bit. 😀

@catwing Maybe to Jack it would appear that the flashlight appeared out of nowhere? Like, he can’t see the fairy yet, because he doesn’t know they exist. He doesn’t believe in them yet?

@catwing Gotta love the humor! 😛

Hey catwing, go outline. 😉

Suddenly, a flashlight appeared out of nowhere. Jack put his hand on his head, clenching at his hair! “Goodness me! A flashlight! My requests have been answered!”