Ava Blue

@whalekeeper Oh fun. Not for the characters, though, I guess. Is this a project I’ve heard about before?

I’ve been wanting to write a scene where Felicity gets into a fist fight with a clown, but there’s some things I also need to draw instead. I’m so behind on inktober.

I wrote the most traumatizing part of the story for the main characters, yaaaay. Which is not customary because this is an overall cheerful story. Now it’s smooth sailing for them until right before the end.

@loopylin Well thank you! :]

I stopped at :30 and took a fifteen minute break in the middle. I am at 2000 words. Maybe I’m done for today…? Probably.

@whalekeeper Not writing anything rn, but I’m here to cheer you on :]

@keilah-h

Felicity 

Felicity watched as Soldier and Sniper delivered the final blow. She was a little proud of herself for not flinching too much at the gore.

Once things calmed down, Felicity kicked the troll to make sure it was dead.

“Huh,” she said, hefting her bag back onto her shoulder. “You guys do this kind of thing often?”

She kicked…[Read more]

@people Ok I don’t want to write bedroom descriptions rn, but I’m working on Lois’. Does anyone want to interact with Jack or Dante in the hall?

Starting again at :15

Ooh… I like pastries.

Taking a break at :45. I took a break of about fifteen minutes, just didn’t post about it, but the writing went well! I’m over 1200 words so far.

I’ll be writing this evening for a while. Starting at :15. I’m excited to work on Project Shaffer! I was planning on a different project to focus on during the C.S. Lewis Fellowship but I couldn’t focus on it, so I’m switching gears. (Trying to get words in before the challenge starts.) If anyone wants to join, please do! @freed_and_redeemed @koshk…[Read more]

@keilah-h

Lol. That makes so much more sense. I like that first season a lot, especially Nugget and the thwaps. What did you think of it?

Ok! I’ll have to go find it then. *Poofs off into a search engine*

@keilah-h

That’s awesome! We haven’t gotten our parents into it (listened to the first book with them, and Mama read Arttham’s part in the end, so he’s her favorite character now. But not into the show really.). My sister and I did manage to get a girl we worked with onto them. We watched all the first season, and then what we could get for free…[Read more]

@whalekeeper

Yay! Looking forward to it. Hope the fancy meeting trip goes well. 😎

@esther-c

A story set in Africa? Sounds great to me! I do see what you mean about the culture difference, and I’m just going to say up front that it’s a good thing you recognize the need to study instead of going with stereotypes! Still, don’t let it hold you back. If changing the setting ends up being the answer, that’s ok, but research doesn’t…[Read more]

@elishavet-pidyon

I’ll pop in here soon. I’ll be on a fancy meeting trip and surely there will be time to write in between sessions.

@loopylin

No problemo. *Notices your transparency* *Tries to catch your misty ghost aura with clawed hands* *Looks for pastries to feed you so you rematerialize*

@freed_and_redeemed

*Joins the tackle hug dogpile* Heyoooo. Good to see you around! I think I’ll be at the CS Lewis Fellowship if I remember to sign up. By the way, what’s the concept for your new fantasy? You’ve always talked about historical fiction to my knowledge, so this is an intriguing direction. I may have already heard about it but I…[Read more]

@esther-c

Is there a reason why you want to set the story in Africa? Maybe you just want a fresh but still realistic setting, and if so, that’s fair.

I’ve never been to Africa, but I have a friend my age who travels the world almost nomadically with her family. She’s definitely been there! And she is an avid writer. So I can contact her with…[Read more]

@esther-c My grandma currently has a friend visiting who is from Uganda and my dad recently went on a short trip to Nairobi, so if you have any more specific questions I can probably ask either of them for you. :]