Elfwing

@elfwing

I look forward to it!😁

I’m thinking of making this it’s own topic sometime, but do you think it’s cool to write fantasy as a Christian that’s not overtly Christian and isn’t really about the characters’ faith or the Creator in their world, but has a lot of Christian themes in it, like hope, sacrifice, good family relationshi…[Read more]

@elfwing

All good! Sorry for replying so late, had a lot of stuff on lately.

I’ve got your message now😊.

@elfwing

Ah, yes! Characters totally become our children. XD I know I call a twenty-eight-year-old woman a “girl,” so I get it. 🙂

Ok, let’s see…

The American Girl Stories: they were meant for a young audience, and I see them as such. I still like them, they’re just….

Little One, Maid of Israel: Biblical fiction taken flight. Sweet story, not satisfied with the ending.

But honestly, it’s been a while since I reread anything beyond classics like Northanger Abbey and The…[Read more]

@elfwing

Ah, yeah, learning more about mythology and history can really change your perspective on things.

And as much as I like Narnia, I always lean towards Tolkien as well. I love his worldbuilding and writing style, and yeah like you said his originality when it comes to both mythology and story. So many people have tried to replicate it,…[Read more]

@elfwing

That’s kinda funny, because that’s the same opinion Tolkien had on Lewis’s work! Tolkien also didn’t like The Chronicles of Narnia very much because the mythology didn’t make sense.

Although I love The Chronicles of Narnia, I get why it wouldn’t settle right for some people. It does do a lot of crazy things with mythology that might…[Read more]

@elfwing

😊😁 #loveswritingmultiplePOV

@elfwing

Thanks! Your book sounds cool! And I totally get what you mean — self-publishing gives you a lot more control over everything from the cover to the content, from what I’ve researched.😊

@elfwing

I’ve been enjoying everything I’ve read so far:) Like, I love in your second character article where you talk about temper and impatience, (it sparked up a new scene idea for my villain. Even though he is on the more nonchalant side of things, he still has anger blowups). And it was fun and relatable reading from your perspective on thi…[Read more]

Hi *waves* 🙂 S0 author keeping author’s promise; here is a refreshed link to The Lost Manuscript, which does include all four, to-date installments, (I just never posted a new link which *facepalm* was stupid on my part). Anyway, just a reminder that my offer to completely ignore this post is valid, and you may want to consider taking the offer s…[Read more]

@elfwing

Oooh, that’s an excellent idea!:)

@elfwing

Yay!! I’m so happy to hear that, girl!!:) 😀 😀 I know exactly what you mean about how frightening posting writing can be, but I’m glad you are ‘cause you got some pretty awesome stuff to share!:D

@kathleenramm @elfwing @devastate-lasting @jodi-maile @keilah-h @anyoneiforgotinthisthread

I am consistently writing a fantasy series that has two main POVs, who are are equal main characters. Occasionally I will have one off chapters or scenes in another of the main characters’ section POVs, but only when it’s absolutely necessary.

I love hav…[Read more]

@elfwing

Your reasons for writing are quite similar to mine!
I write because

1. I love telling stories and I always have, even though I didn’t enjoy writing until I was about 11, when I decided to write a fanfic about a Mario game.

2. I write it express my pain and work through things that are hard for me. Because I’ve suffered grief, most of…[Read more]

@elfwing
Sameo!!! My siblings have always been my partners in crime XD

yeah, when you write from personal experience it definitely has a different impact on the reader. It’s more relatable and accurate.
(this convo is drifting from the original topic I think) lolol

@elfwing

I’m glad to hear that!

@elfwing

I loved your story, especially that first section! It had me hooked!

I love Faeda and Sathor’s relationship. I thought they were brother and sister in the first except, but in the second I realised they were just good friends. That’s really refreshing to see.

What genre is your book in? And what age range?

Also, have you con…[Read more]

@elfwing

I checked out your blog and I love it! So cool! I also tried to send you a message with the contact form … I dunno if you got it, though.😊😅

@elfwing

AH! I’m so late in reading this, but my goodness! Those excepts most Sartain lay brung a smile to my face! It’s fantastic and I just have to say I LOVE SATHOR! He’s so cute and I laughed all through Tyroll’s awesome prank. Like I could just SEE it all happening so clear, Sathor groaning and looking at his sleeve and mortification on his…[Read more]

@elfwing

WOW!!! I just checked your awesome blog out and I think it’s amazing!! Beautiful and I love the header and the opening image. Thank you so much for sharing:D 😀 😀