Charis

@clairec  Welcome back, dear.  😉

@aislinn-mollisong  *bows with a flourish*  Why thank you.  😉

@aislinn-mollisong  It’s fantasy.  Sure thing (I’ll give you the long synopsis…)!

Jaclyn Fallows’ world has a history of turning upside down.

Like when she was suddenly able to create a small blue flame in the palm of her hand on her eighth birthday.  Or when she started having the same dream about the sister who vanished without a trac…[Read more]

@aislinn-mollisong  It’s called Substitute.  🙂

@aislinn-mollisong  Editing my WIP.  My goal was to have the first draft finished by Christmas, and I did it!  So now I’m rewriting some of the beginning.  What about you?

@aislinn-mollisong  *waves arms wildly*  I am heeeere!!!!

@epicaddie2 Definitely!  I know what that’s like.  I had to fly without my parents last year (I was with my sisters so it wasn’t as bad), but I was a little nervous too.  🙂

@daeus  Okay, so I just clicked on the link…and couldn’t stop reading.  This is magnificent!  I only made one comment at the end, but that’s just a suggestion.  🙂  Great work!

@medomfo  Welcome, welcome, and thrice welcome!  If you could live any place in the world, where would it be?

@dragon-snapper  I believe congratulations are in order…*shakes your hand*  How exciting!

@mariposa  Oooh…intriguing!

@cloudy  *gapes*  Very nice indeedy.

@dekreel  Oh my, that is awful.  I cannot even imagine…praying!

@that_writer_girl_99  Can I just say…wowza!!!!!

I love those.

So much.

@allison-grace  I am back from the dead (aka Christmas break)!  This question is for a more experienced writer than myself, but I definitely agree with what @that_writer_girl_99 said about making it real.  Sorry, I know I’m not very helpful, but honestly this is tough for me too!

@inkling-for-christ, I think its a fantastic idea. I could definitely work on this area of writing.

@dekreel, thanks. I actually had verse 2 ready and done and was about to post it when I realized that it would probably send a different message than was intended

@catwing, glad you didn’t take it that way, though I still feel bad for wording it like that…how is it possible for a writer to be terrible at communicating in real life, but in books it’s easy??

@that_writer_girl_99

Oh My Word, love this.

CHARACTER NAMES

I prefer having names with meanings that fit characters, so what I do it sorta brainstorm the character, figure out who they are, and then take those characteristics and looked them up. Or I choose what there background is like and choose a name that fits. For example, I had a character that wasn’t…[Read more]