Hannah Whatley

WHAT?!? No writers today???

@Daeus ENFP. That description is ENFP to the core. *grins* And—‘The perfect knack for complimenting women’— that is absolutely hilarious.

One way to tell the difference (weird, but you already know I am) is to look at the eyes. ENFPs have very bright, living, curious, sparkling eyes. ENFJs are softer; more thoughtful and subdued. The…[Read more]

How’s my Aussie girl?

Awww…*blushes and smiles cute smile*

She’s enjoying (well, kinda) cold and foggy weather. Seriously, you wouldn’t know that it is the second month of spring. It looks more like winter. 🙁 I can’t wait till it’s summer. 🙂

@writefury

Greetings, Mellon!
I love your topic title. 😉
I also entered the Call to Pens— congratulations on second place. 😀
And believe it or not, you are the first elf. I’m one of the dragons @Daeus warned about, but I’m really not that scary. Too small. 😉 Welcome to the Realm of the KeePers, @Ethryndal.

@Daeus ewwww, yes. The priests of the Ra’zac, I forgot about those. I don’t think there are any scenes as nasty as that one, though there are a few (in Brisingr, if my memory serves me?) where the priests play a pretty major part. Nothing terribly gross like that first scene; just… those guys are nasty wherever they turn up.

Hey, you’re are first elf on here so far, @Ethryndal. Watch out for the dragons.

I was about to say that I entered the same contest, but then I realized I actually didn’t 😛 Double congratulations because you didn’t procrastinate like I did.

@overcomer, @jess, @winter-rose, @kate-flournoy, @daeus (it’s been awhile) @dragon-snapper @anyone else
I’m writing now. Does anyone wish to join me???

@overcomer, @jess, @winter-rose, @kate-flournoy, @daeus (it’s been awhile) @anyone else
I’m writing now. Does anyone wish to join me???

Welcome to the bestistestistest place @Ethryndal.

You’ve come to the write place for insane people. 😉 We are all more or less insane ourselves. But rather more than less. 🙂

Congratulations on winning second place. Very rewarding for all the work that goes into writing.

What genre do you like writing? Fantasy??? What are your favourite…[Read more]

He was raised a cult? I guess that makes sense.

It didn’t disturb me in book one, but I just read the chapter about the blood oath celebration and that was pretty occult. Very disturbing. Anybody know if there are any other scenes like that later on? I’d want to skip something like that again.

@dragon-snapper, let us know how it turns out! Have fun!!!

@kate-flournoy That’s a helpful clarification. I’m not sure about my brother though. Maybe it’s not as clear since he’s younger. I think he’s fairly organized. I noticed it’s easy to get him to wear matching clothes if that counts. He seems to try to get his own way but is also very ready to follow. I don’t think of him as stubborn. He’s the best…[Read more]

@writefury You’re back!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂
@corissa-maiden-of-praise Well done. I admire your self control. *takes one ice cream too*

@rolena-hatfield My story is about a ten year old German girl who is in England at the start of WWI.

@Aratrea if it isn’t too late, do all three of you know your MBTI type, and if so, what is it?

The Snalgli? *shudders* Ugh. I’d tried to forget those, @Sierra-R. Thanks a lot. 😛

Great points about Paolini’s weak worldview. I agree. Which is really sad, because a strong theme could really have made that series several LAYERS of more awesomeness. I basically had to look to the supporting characters for applicable life-lessons, and even…[Read more]

@Corissa-Maiden-of-Praise congratulations! Welcome to the crazy world of psychological genius! 😀
@Dragon-Snapper I agree with @Emma-Flournoy. One hundred percent. 😉 Also, one of the reasons I love fantasy as a writer is because it takes us so completely out of our reality that the truth of reality can be portrayed through it and be as fresh and…[Read more]

Giant carnivorous snails?

Ok, new favorite characters even though I haven’t met them yet. The idea just tickles me.

@emma-flournoy Yes! I once read a book that I thought was based completely on historical events, and then there was a note at the end letting me know that the main characters were both fictional and yes this one person was real but not everything happened exactly the way we had to portray it in this condensed setting… and it’s just like,…[Read more]