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@SeekJustice Dickens’ A Christmas Carol, Little Dorrit, and Nicholas Nickleby (though that one is creepy on the villain side even for Dickens). Also Ray Bradbury’s Fahrenheit 451, which though not technically a classic, should be one. 😛

@seekjustice My four favorite classic works are Victor Hugo’s Les Miserables, Louisa May Alcott’s Little Women, Dicken’s Great Expectations, and Jane Austen’s Emma.

Um. Here’s the thing. I’m not really into reading classic books–in fact I’m pretty picky about the books I read. I get bored easily, and sitting down to read for long periods of time makes me antsy.

That being said. You’ve probably already read this series, but if you haven’t, the Chronicles of Narnia deserves a look. And I mean the whole…[Read more]

Signing off. @catwing

Alright! @catwing I’m on for just a few minutes more.

It’s not, it’s different. My other project comes after. @salome01w4g

It’s…a thing…I’m not ready to talk about it yet haha. @salome01w4g

I’m on, working on a thing. 😉

@jane-maree You around, my fellow night-owl?

@Ethryndal yep, pretty much.

@CK4always my favorite color is any shade of red. 😉 Particularly scarlet, though crimson is close second.

@CK4always Welcome to the Kingdom!! I’m a leetle bit late but better late than never, right? 😛
Seriously though, welcome. 🙂 Hope to see you around!

@Emily Yay! Once you have that outline done, things get a good bit easier. (Or so I’ve heard. I haven’t finished the one for my WIP yet so I’m not speaking from experience. 😛 )

Hmmm, tough decision. I think it really depends on what your theme is for the story. Which ending serves to drive your message home the best?

But strictly from a…[Read more]

Yeah, I always picture Tolkien elves whenever anyone mentions elves. Tall, pointy ears. But I do agree with Kate that their appearance should probably reflect their culture a bit. For instance, I don’t think a mischievous, lazy-summer-days kinda culture fits well with Tolkien’s “version” which is more along the line of regal, wise, and aloof yet…[Read more]

@Allison-Grace depends. What’s the tone of their culture? Small and delicate? Merry? Grave? Both? Wise, or simple? Shrewd, or peaceful? Really you could make anything work, but that’s one thing to consider. 😉

@Emily Oh, thanks!! <3 <3

Had any breakthroughs with you lighthouse story?

@Emily XD No problem!

Ergh, that sounded like a perfect one for me to try, Hope! Unfortunately, I have my PSAT that week. *sour face*

@Koryn-Koch I know I’m suuuper late (shame on me) but HI. I’m Jane. *passes you pizza* WELCOME!!