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@gracie-j I’m here. 🙂

@scoutfinch180 Eleven prefers the first. He is both, simultaneously. Well-known as a bad person but also very anonymous.

@gracie-j Adrian would probably choose the former, because he’s very apathetic.

Would your character rather pass through walls or fly?

@gracie-j Oof, I don’t write much romance…most of my characters barely have one soulmate, much less two love interests… Elizabeth would probably choose the former. She’s more focused on her work.

Would your character rather have to kiss someone to wake them up after a hundred years or be the one who is being kissed?

@gracie-j I’m hoping to independently publish it in 2021. 🙂

Okay, bye! Yeah, I think I’ll be on tomorrow.

@gracie-j Cool! 😀 Currently I am enjoying a break from editing while the book is with beta readers. I’m going back and forth between working on scene outlines for a sequel book and researching random things.

@gracie-j I’m here. 🙂 What are you working on?

@nova21 Waters continued pouring down, and no one in the castle thought of the consequences of when they stopped.

@scoutfinch180 Nathan would prefer the former, perhaps. Then again, he’s a psychopath, so…there’s no telling.

Would your character rather drop out of high school or have to spend extra years on a doctorate degree in the most useless thing ever?

@scoutfinch180 Oh I wrote a short story about this once. It did not turn out very well for me. I think they would all want to influence my actions so that I could write them a happy ending, for once.

@gracie-j My nobles would probably choose to be poor. And most don’t care that much about power so money for them.

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@scoutfinch180 David does whatever goes along with his conscience. He prides himself in having a moral compass rather than following guidelines.

Would your character rather be beaten up or beat up others?

I’ll let you know how book 2 is when I get to it. 😉

Ooh, cool, I’ll have to check that one out! I’m always on the lookout for new musicals. 🙂 Which reminds me: what are your top recommendations for old shows (60’s-ish)? My family’s looking to change up our regular shows. 🙂

@jenwriter17

I liked the first book in the space trilogy.  It had some pretty interesting worldbuilding.  I didn’t read the other two.  My older brother told me the third wasn’t good.  I don’t know why I didn’t read the second. 😛

Yes, I just found Only the Brave, a musical about the British gliders preparing for the D-Day invasion, and the Fren…[Read more]

@gracie-j I will! 😀 I might do a whole blog post on it too… Okay, see ya later!

@rochellaine

I just finished All the Queen’s Sons by Elizabeth Kipps and I’m starting the first book in C. S. Lewis’ sci-fi trilogy, which is really good so far. Watched any good musicals lately?

@gracie-j

I haven’t heard of MaryLu Tyndall, but I just looked her up and her books sound fun. 🙂  Have you read any of Rafael Sabatini’s books or seen any of the old 30s swashbuckling movies?

@jenwriter17

I’m doing great. 🙂

Have you read any good books lately?

@gracie-j Ooh. Uh…I think pretty much all of my bounty hunters would opt for the skunk. Bears are not easy to fight, and the smell is only temporary.

Would your character rather live in a tiny apartment with all their friends or in a massive mansion all by themselves?

@gracie-j Actually I’m looking for websites that pay for submitted flash fiction. 🙂

@rochellaine I’m doing great, how are you? 🙂

@gracie-j

Life insurance rules and regulations.  My dad’s a financial planner, and I’m doing some work with the family business.

I’ve been wanting to ask you, what are some of your favorite swashbuckling novels/movies?  (I assume you like the genre since you’re writing about pirates…?) 😛

@gracie-j

Studying, mostly.  Maybe some outlining too.  What about you?

@jenwriter17 Hello!  How are you?

@rochellaine @gracie-j Hi! You two still around?