Elanor

@faith-q

Well… I’d say everyone else here has given great answers.

I’d say the same thing. With your characters actions if he messes up be sure to portray the wrong as wrong.

Again with the government and any authority we are commanded to obey them unless it goes against the Bible. And when we can’t obey still do it respectfully. Like @elishavet…[Read more]

@not-so-secret-secret-assassin

My advice? If you have as much time as you say that could be spent writing and have no inspiration to do so then maybe don’t. It’s like trying to squeeze juice out of a dried lemon.

If you do however have inspiration and simply can’t type because you can’t keep your fingers from annihilating your keyboard I’d go…[Read more]

@not-so-secret-secret-assassin

My advice? If you have as much time as you say that could be spent writing and have no inspiration to do so then maybe don’t. It’s like trying to squeeze juice out of a dried lemon.

If you do however have inspiration and simply can’t type because you can’t keep your fingers from annihilating your keyboard I’d go…[Read more]

@daisy-torres

Sorry for the moment of panic I gave you by mentioning them. Lol.

It IS an amazing series and *cough* I’ve read through the whole series a good amount of times as well.

It helped me in tough stuff too. It’s amazing how reading about someone else’s struggles and growths (fantasy or not) can help you.

Sorry it took a while to respond. Life…

@kathleenramm

The original story behind Robin Hood if you read any history is quite different then the young man who is kicked out of his home because he’s loyal to King Richard and who’s madly in love with Maid Marian. But the whole “when he lived”, “what exactly he did”, etc  are up to huge debate.…[Read more]

@kathleenramm

One thing that has took me by surprise with writing was how enormously satisfying it is. You can sit and write something and your work will stay put. There’s a result to show whether terrible or great there’s physical proof of the effort you put into it. You can also come along and change it whenever you like and going back to see…[Read more]

@trahia-the-minstrel

Yes it is! I just love them.
Thy have so many great themes and real personal  struggles for each character.

And the Romantic part of me appreciates the sworn enemy hate each other relationship turning to being in love and wanting g to get married. I love how it’s a full circle from where the series started. It starts and en…[Read more]

@kathleenramm

I honestly don’t reread very many books if I do it’s because I was REALLY into the books. Those books would be Medallion, Captive Treasure and Pride and Prejudice. And these 5 series: the Chronicles of Narnia, the Hobbit and LOTR, Daughters of the Seven Seas, The River of Time, and Viking Quest. Each of these just gets better and…[Read more]

@e.p.writes

Yes!! I’ve added them to my mental list of favourite books. They are indeed thought provoking and deep. They make you think. I don’t like books that you can read and then forget about the next day. I like books the I can read and then the next few days still be pondering the meanings and then deeper meaning behind the story. Like the…[Read more]

@keilah-h

These dragons men are really cool sounding and must be a lot of fun to draw.

@e-p-writes Hello! Nice to make you acquaintance. I’m known as Elanor around here on the forum. I’m pretty new myself having joined earlier this year.
Your talk of the Hunger Games books made me look them up. I’d only seen the first movie and nothing else. Well I opened the PDF for the first book and next thing I know 5 days later I’ve read al…[Read more]

@elishavet-pidyon

Thanks.

@elishavet-pidyon

Ohh sorry.  I used the wrong term. 🤦🏼‍♀️ Lol. Forum signature. Your forum signature, “Till the Trumpet Sounds!”

Thanks.

@lorelei-writer

Love your poem thanks for sharing.

Thanks you. That was my first time trying out the abba. I often do the abab or do three or four lines in a row that rhyme (example aaa, bbb, ccc, so on and so forth). As for meters my usual is an octometer. But I’ve been everywhere between a pentameter to a dodecameter.

Ive written 24 poems o…[Read more]