AugustinaII

@Koshka

Wow, those details sound amazing! I love how the moon really dictates their calendar and religion.

Sounds awesome!

@Halliejean

The question mark is amazing punctuation since in my opinion it really draws the reader into the story. 😀

Ooh, some doodles on your map would look epic! I always end up doodling on stuff – or just writing notes to myself.

I think my favorite character is probably the villain. There are a lot of ways a villain can behave, so there…[Read more]

I already planned that if Hollywood asks to make my book into a movie I’d refuse. 😀 lol The problem is, I’m pretty sure it would both mess up the plot and introduce a plethora of things I wouldn’t be comfortable letting young readers see. (There’s some violence in my book, but on the whole it should be kid friendly).

So, they’d definitely…[Read more]

@Koshka

Well, I’m not sure what theme is my favorite. Certainly something to do with forgiveness. I love developing a character’s trust in a story, but I have to be careful not to make it a soliloquoy about trust in God. XD

Ooh, those are lovely themes!

I agree about the jellybeans. It’s hard to have discipline with something that good.…[Read more]

@Elishavet, I also write fantasy with no magic! However, since it’s set in a Roman-esque time period, it’s not easily understood to be fantasy. 😀

About the matters of Allegory, I completely agree.

Your books sound so interesting! I look forward to hearing more about them.

So, the books are not set in Rome or in a modern Rome. They are set in a…[Read more]

Thanks for the welcome! @Elishavet, I also write fantasy (no magic)! The thing is, it’s set in a world modeled after Rome and the nations of that time period, so it’s not as easily understood. The three nations in the world are modeled after the kingdom, Republic, and Empire of Rome, so they share similar technology, language, virtue, custom,…[Read more]