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@princessfoo, fantastic! Any genre works.  I plan on making the narrator part of a guild of narrators but because he expects things to go according to cliches he keeps accidentally changing the story and telling the villain what to do and not to do. (e.g. the monologuing so that the protagonist knows the plan and escapes, only the narrator talks…[Read more]

@alia *cracks knuckles* My time has come! Was there a particular genre you wanted? I do fantasy, so here are a bunch of fantasy ones.

MC being the Chosen One
Being an orphan
Having strange, unexpected powers previously unaware of
A whole society the MC didn’t know about living right under noses
“Good” elves and dwarfs, “evil” orcs, goblins,…[Read more]

@seekjustice, I plan on making the narrator part of a guild of narrators but because he expects things to go according to cliches he keeps accidentally changing the story and telling the villain what to do and not to do. (e.g. the monologuing so that the protagonist knows the plan and escapes)

@seekjustice, So dramatic 🙂

I have this short story idea (that might turn into a collection of short stories) where everything that happens is cliche. Not sure how it would actually turn out, but I really want to try it.

@seekjustice, ooh fun. I’m writing chapter 8 of Decisions and looking for a bunch of cliches.

@seekjustice, what are you up to?

@seekjustice, I’m here

@jenwriter17, you changed your picture again. I love it!

I would love to be part of that, but I have no clue how to even make a button

@seekjustice Yes, we had a good time.  The sermon was nice.  It was about going to a secret place with God, and just talking with Him, without other distractions.  I certainly don’t do that enough!

Okay, sounds great. 🙂

So am I, actually, since it’s time for dinner. 😛  See you later!

@seekjustice The blurb sounds quite interesting!  (I agree with @jenwriter17, that you didn’t sound at all selfish in the original post.)

I did have to read the blurb a couple of times to figure out what was going on, as I was mixing up Yilla and the queen, but I think that might have just been that I was doing other things at the same time, so…[Read more]

@seekjustice @jenwriter17 Sorry for dropping out on you.  My sister and I decided to go to the Wednesday evening service at our church. 🙂

@seekjustice well, if you find any good ones, let us know. 😉

@rochellaine

I have to leave now. Happy writing! (I probably won’t be on much the next couple weeks, but I’ll be blogging).

@seekjustice That sounds interesting! 🙂 I don’t have any suggestions, but yet I don’t know much about writing blurbs.

(I saw your post in my email; you didn’t come across as selfish to me. We’re here to help each other. 😉 )

@rochellaine Hi! 🙂

@seekjustice That is the absolute WORST thing about being sick!!!  I always say so.  I don’t mind the feeling of being sick half as much as the feeling of being strangled and incapable of song.  How can you properly express feelings without music?  Words alone just don’t carry it. 😛

Hope you get better soon!

A new project??  Is it a secr…[Read more]

@seekjustice I’m only a couple pages in, but I’m liking it so far. 😀

Blurbs are hard, aren’t they?

@seekjustice I’m working on blogging stuff too and reading Stars Fills Infinity. 🙂

@seekjustice Oh colds are so annoying to us musically inclined humans! 😉 it takes the pleasure right out of singing…

I think I can be around for a bit. 🙂