Hannah Whatley

@dragon-snapper @kate-flournoy I’m writing now.

@dragon-snapper I’m off to have lunch now. No, I haven’t been growling at my poem that’s no being co-operative. I’m hungry. 🙂 🙂 🙂

@dragon-snapper I’m off the have lunch now. No, I haven’t been growling at my poem that’s no being co-operative. I’m hungry. 🙂 🙂 🙂

@anne-of-lothlorien Just so you know, only twins with the same gender will be identical. So you are correct in having your twins different, but people shouldn’t picture them the same if they know the facts. 🙂 This is an interesting story btw. 🙂

*appears in a cloud of smoke* Are you around @dragon-snapper? *cough, cough* A lot of smoke…hmm…Dragon, come out of your hiding place. *brandishes…swor…um…pen in the air. We have work to do.

@dragon-snapper I was…and I will be…just as soon as I’ve finished one more job. I’ll be back. *disappears with a swish of her cape* 🙂

@daeus Are you still writing?
Anyone else, I’m writing now if you want to join me. No time at the moment. 🙂

@mark-kamibaya Yay! You got it. It’s from Davy Crockett when Major Norton is trying to find him and Davy’s in the middle of grinning down a bear. The Major wrecks his concentration and he had to kill the bear the old fashioned way. 🙂

Okay everyone, I really gotta concentrate here, so if you wanna do this writing thing, that would be suuuuuper. I’ll write whatever though.

Well first, the biggest thing to keep in mind is that short stories are short… which is obvious, but one problem you can face is to try to fit a complex plot into a short story. Just don’t do that. Short stories should usually only have one scene. If they have more than one, the scenes should be short and the plot still not very complex. Some…[Read more]

@rolena-hatfield @kate-flournoy, I was actually thinking of starting based on a solid theme and try to get the ball rolling from there. 🙂 Great thoughts!

@zoe-wingfeather, I’ll have to look into some dialogue prompts. They are fun to read. 😉

@Christi-Eaton
Like Chloe said, I find Pinterest to be pretty inspiring.
But also like Kate said, I love to pick a theme and the story usually develops from there. (She’s right about Proverbs being packed with good story starters!)
Other than that, I have a drawer full of ideas I’ve written down over the years for just the time when inspiration…[Read more]

@Christi-Eaton actually I only ever write short stories if I have a really interesting concept that bears exploring but I don’t know if I could make a whole novel out of it. I write short stories as little allegorical pictures, I guess you could say. A lot of my short story ideas come from reading Proverbs, actually. 😛 The way I approach most of…[Read more]

@Julia-R I actually have no idea who Snoke is. I haven’t even seen the prequels, so I’m not qualified to guess. 😛

@zoe-wingfeather @anne-of-lothlorien @christi-eaton
YES, THE WINGFEATHER SAGA!!!!!!!!! Janner’s death is so moving but so, so, SO devastating. I actually (*ahem*) read ahead by accident (it’s a bad habit) and found out that Janner died, but even knowing beforehand didn’t prepare me for it. I cried so hard. Janner comes back, right? I mean, he…[Read more]

Oh, guys (@daeus, @kate-flournoy, @his-instrument @dragon-snapper, @perfect-fifths)….. who IS Supreme Leader Snoke, exactly? Or what is he? I saw a weird theory circling the internet that he was a reincarnation of Mace Windu.(?) Some people think it’s Darth Sidious again. Any thoughts?

XD Haha @perfectfifths. Glad it makes sense. *gasp* I certainly wasn’t telling @sarah-h that she had spoiled things. Of course she did use a pretty good quote. 🙂

Is there a quote now, or is someone still thinking of one?

@perfectfifths Yes there is. It’s below. 🙂

You sure spoiled things good. Now I gotta do it the old fashioned way.

Is there a quote now, or is someone still thinking of one?

@perfect-fifths Yes there is. It’s below. 🙂

You sure spoiled things good. Now I gotta do it the old fashioned way.