Hannah Whatley

My characters tend to become real to me so I can talk about them forever.

@Adry_Grace you are most definitely not the only one. 😀

@Daeus Drake sounds amazing. The stupid, foolhardy, dashing characters are sometimes the most lovable. 🙂

Another character I had who changed (kind of) in the middle of the story was a spoiled, snot-nosed prince who had literally zero spine and horrifying amounts of… hem… self esteem. I didn’t think he had the guts, but halfway through he…[Read more]

@kate-flournoy
*Shakes hands like Wallace when he sees cheese* Climaxes!

I tend to bite off more than I can chew, then spend enormous amounts of time fixing it up and streamlining it.

Hey, you should memorize one of my fencing teacher’s favorite sayings, “Slow is smooth. Smooth is fast.”

*Shakes hands like Wallace when he sees cheese* Climaxes!

I tend to bite off more than I can chew, then spend enormous amounts of time fixing it up and streamlining it.

Hey, you should memorize one of my fencing teacher’s favorite sayings, “Slow is smooth. Smooth is fast.”

Oh my @vanna, that Beryn sounds like quite a hysterical piece of trouble.

@vanna This does happen to me occasionally. It’s pretty neat when it does. My current MC (Edwin Brook) actually came from a previous story idea I had that just kept morphing until it turned into the very distinct and much more dynamic story I am writing now. I really don’t think I could think of the two characters as the same. I also had my…[Read more]

*happy sigh* I don’t know about you, but I love climaxes no matter how long or short they are. It’s so nice when they’re done. 😉

@Daeus

@kate-flournoy *Coughs* well actually, my climax is more like three chapters including the last one. This is the first chapter of the three climatic chapters. From a technical point of view, the next chapter is what actually includes the climatic point, but all three chapter are pretty climatic.

A five chapter climax sounds wonderful.

@Daeus awesome. Believe it or not, the climax for my current story actually spanned about five chapters. 😛 So you’re off to a good, manageable start… which is something I struggle with. 😉 I tend to bite off more than I can chew, then spend enormous amounts of time fixing it up and streamlining it.

@Daeus awesome. Believe it or not, the climax for my current story actually spanned about five chapters. 😛

@kate-flournoy Literally just finished. I think this will be my longest chapter yet. It’s kinda the climax so no big surprise.

@Daeus 1,031 words. Did you finish outlining your chapter?

@anna-brie Kate and I are writing for the next fifteen minutes.

All right, I think I’ll be good till then as well. 🙂 See ya! @Daeus

@kate-flournoy 8:00 sounds good. I’ll probably go till more like 8:45 though. It’s a tricky chapter to plot.

Okay… 8:00 @Daeus? I just need to know that someone else is working with me, otherwise I’ll get distracted and not get much done, so it doesn’t really matter what you’re doing. 🙂

@kate-flournoy. I was just about to do some outlining. That’s not exactly writing, but it’s something.

Luck dust? Hey, I didn’t know there was such a thing. How handy! 😛

@Daeus

Oh my, I use the word Huzzah and when I come back I see that everyone has been using it and causing quite a commotion 😉

@kate-flournoy *sprinkles luck dust all over your book*