Hannah Whatley

Yes, @anna-brie, he said:

“Raspberries do strange things to you when one leg’s in the grave.”

*sigh of relief*

Yep, George Orwell.

Do you outline your books beforehand? Why or why not?
What’s the most important lesson you’ve learned through years of writing?
What’s a piece of advice you wish you knew as a young writer?
What are some publishing tips?

@hislittlerose

@faithdk George Orwell, I believe. 🙂

@kate-flournoy @kate-flournoy He’s alive! He’s alive.
No one else kill him. It takes forever to bring him back if you do. But if that unfortunate event does happen, just whisper in his ear “raspberries” because:

“Raspberries do strange things to you when one leg’s in the grave.”

*faints out of relief*

And what his schedule is like as a writer.

And how he makes non-fiction interesting and engaging while still being informative and pithy…

@Rolena-Hatfield egg-zactly. Couldn’t have said it better myself. 😀

Sorry to break in on you Indiana-ins, but I didn’t want to create a new topic.

How about the teach them diligently in Sandusky or the Noah conference? Anyone going to one of those? It would be nice not to have a heart attack and die if one of you suddenly popped out from a side aisle.

@bluejay Turns out I was only halfway dead. We all know about…[Read more]

@daeus if you’re not alive we won’t be able to write later. *starts stressing.* *Starts to scream hysterically*

@hislittlerose I believe I would be right in saying that the convention has passed? I’m just curious, but while you were there did you see a stall for “Because of Jesus Films”? I have watched a lot of Nathaniel’s work and I wished that I’d been in America to meet you and him. 🙂
How did it go for you?

ARGH I’m awake and @daeus still hasn’t been revived. *falls to the ground in despair*
(doctor’s warning: Don’t eat all the cookies at once @kate-flournoy)

I’d ask what are his top ways of getting no believers to become interested in his books and his what is his personal testimony and what is his favorite part of writing and what he finds enjoyable or difficult about non-fiction

@hope

Great topic! @kate-flournoy brought up some good points, about the sensitive child. *clears throat* (I had one of those in my family :p ) But you’re right Kate, he did grow out of it.
In the world of writing, there are so many things that could happen that can’t in reality. With animals having souls, like as in Narnia, I would just say to…[Read more]

Absolutely @spradlin. Just grab a copy.

@abigail-blomberg
Hi Abigail!!! Welcome, welcome!!!
So glad to have you aboard the KP forum!

@overcomer You’re right, it is only necessary to have read the book once to participate. I’m not sure that’s what Ivy want’s to do, but that’s an option. Obviously though, a person is going to get much more out of it if they are reading through it at the time of the discussion.

Oh, and I’m pretty sure the animals from Narnia have souls— Reepicheep made it to Aslan’s country, as did Jewel the unicorn and Fledge the flying horse, and the dogs from the Last Battle and a boar and a Bulgy Bear and a host of others… 😀