Christine Eaton

Sci-Fi Tips Part 8

Social science fiction. Once I heard of it I was fascinated.

It’s a broad genre of science fiction that revolves around the effects of technology on society. Accurate technology or science is not needed nor is it the focus. The effects of science and technology are more important to the story.

Probably one of the most…[Read more]

Sci-Fi Tips Part 8

Social science fiction. Once I heard of it I was fascinated.

It’s a broad genre of science fiction that revolves around the effects of technology on society. Accurate technology or science is not needed nor is it the focus. The effects of science and technology are more important to the story.

Probably one of the most…[Read more]

*raises spoon* I lost my sword in the infinite mess that is my bedroom. Hope nobody steps on it…

Uh, anyway, I shall be with you all shortly. After my math lesson. *gags*

@ethryndal @daeus @graciegirl @daughteroftheking

@Hope I WILL GET AROUND TO READING THESE SOMEDAY. IT WILL HAPPEN. TRUST ME.
But congratulations. 🙂

Sci-Fi Tips Part 7
I’ll give the rundown on three more sci-fi sub-genres, and then I’ll begin posting useful randomness on sci-fi (though some of it crosses over into fantasy). Stay tuned!

Make fun of it all you want, I’m a sucker for the post-apocalyptic world. A place where everyone is a survivor and no one is trustworthy. A setting bursting w…[Read more]

Sci-Fi Tips Part 7

I’ll give the rundown on three more sci-fi sub-genres, and then I’ll begin posting useful randomness on sci-fi (though some of it crosses over into fantasy). Stay tuned!

Make fun of it all you want, I’m a sucker for the post-apocalyptic world. A place where everyone is a survivor and no one is trustworthy. A setting b…[Read more]

@DaughteroftheKing in fact… you said something really good that I want to elaborate on, because you hit on an entirely different aspect of the discussion. Without meaning to, I think, but now you know. 😀
See, you can have the most contradictory and duplicitous character in the world and still have them fall utterly flat. They have to live and…[Read more]

@daughteroftheking Fine then….Let’s rephrase it. You know you’re a writer when you want to get your head examined because you’re insanely curious.

Hello! Welcome!Iced fruit tea, and blue, Woop Woop! @lifeofkatie

You know you’re a writer when you want to get your head examined to see if there really is anything mentally wrong with you.

Very sound advice, @DaughteroftheKing. 🙂

You said cheesecake on purpose. *scowls*

That aside… EVERYTHING IS AWESOME. You already know what I think of this story so I won’t do a full meltdown here. But guys, Beauty and the Beast is my favorite fairytale, and this is just… I love it so much. You should definitely read it.

@Hope

@Ethryndal fellow elf, now you know me. XD

@Ethryndal *light-hearted snicker*

@Ethryndal XD Neither of them are tangible. So there we go.

@LifeofKatie Excellent. 😀

@Leumeister Well, they’d probably be good. 😀

@Ethryndal *brandishes red sword with maniacal cackling* Muahahahaha.
BUT actually, it’s punctuation. Not grammar. Big difference. 😉 Grammar deals with the words and sentence structure and stuff…punctuation is that group of little black marks that make holes all over the page. *solemn nod* But…[Read more]

@Leumeister *facepalm* Seriously? *headdesk* Well. That or ENFP was what I initially thought, but then I thought, nah, his sister’s an INFP. Surely two siblings close in age (at least I assumed you’re close in age) wouldn’t both be INFPs. I had no logical analysis for basing that on, I just for some reason thought it unlikely. *sheepish grin*…[Read more]

Great points, @Ethryndal.