Elishavet Elroi

@godlyfantasy12

Thank you!! ❤️ I really like how it turned out.

also, I understand with the writing thing and the procrastination!!! it’s so hard!!!!

Ugh, yes.

And I’m sure your characters are gonna be fine!

Thanks for the encouragement. So will/are your characters.

what exactly is scaring you? If you don’t mind my asking.

I don’t mind. It’s…[Read more]

@godlyfantasy12

Ok! (It’s just her name)

And like I said, this collage is really incomplete, especially since it doesn’t exactly capture all their culture, but I like it all the same.

@godlyfantasy12

I haven’t written anything…. *Wince*

But I have been reexamining characters. Which hurts because what I thought I’d figure out before now is still undecided.

I did write the opening for a little WIP I put down a long time ago. It’s a children’s novel about a group of squirrels on their journey to the fabelled country of…[Read more]

@godlyfantasy12

I made a collage for Alyona, but I don’t know if it’s done or not. I might still share it as is….

….hmmm…..

If I do, should it be the all English one, or the one with Hebrew? (Eishlagair is not Hebrew, but it’s not developed enough to use in a collage… Then of course there’s the keyboard problem. Eishlagair doesn’t use…[Read more]

@godlyfantasy12

Absolutely!

@pen_for_christ205

Ooooo, names! I love names. (Though they can be a pain at times.)

First, do you need a name for an organization/governing body of bad guys or specific people?

Second, what name pool/culture does your country have? For instance, are they kinda English-ish like with names like Winston, Audrey, Henry, Elizabeth, Collin, John,…[Read more]

@mineralizedwritings

I just read through these and they’re awesome! I love these characters and their friendship dynamic.

A little curious about what happens next…

Especially considering the foliage there….

And this really fascinating character development you have going on….

And how you have left us completely in the dark….

And the…[Read more]

@starofthenorth

Wait! You’ve read Men of Iron too? I’m so thrilled to hear that! It is so, so good.

@lightoverdarkness6 @felicity @koshka @starofthenorth

Oh! This discussion is great! XD I’ve only read the books too.

My favorite characters are, in order: Sam, Aragorn, Frodo, Pippin, Faramir, Merry, Legolas. (Insert long list of characters I can’t remember at the moment)

At least, I think that’s the order. It’s hard to decide. XD

Frodo is…[Read more]

@sarafini

Oh, I understand. His first book is definitely not on the same level as his others. It’s more childlike and a little too obvious.  I’m so glad you kept reading, though!

However, while I understand many of the flaws of the book, I like it all the same. It’s not at all as good as his others, and it’s not my favorite (which is currently…[Read more]

@godlyfantasy12

It’s gorgeous! I can definitely see A’grend in my mind’s eye now.

Did you run it through some kind of painting filter?

@freedomwriter76

Battle for castle Itter. … it was a battle where American and Wehrmacht troops joined together to save high profile French prisoners from the Waffen-SS’ clutches.

Weren’t the Wehrmacht German?

I thought it was really interesting! And great story inspiration. XD

Absolutely! I’m intrigued.

Berga Concentration Camp.

That is i…[Read more]

@koshka

This is brilliant, thank you for the invitation.

I do historical sewing too. As of right now, I’m working on a lower class southern civil war reproduction. I’m still in the base layers, unfortunately.

But after this I want to do some Saxon kirtles and mantles SO BADLY. However, I think my biggest, farthest away, sewing dream is some…[Read more]

@godlyfantasy12 (Paxton is Soo sweet (and Aramis is a slug.)) @koshka @freedomwriter76 @keilah-h @wilder-w

All righty! This will finish out the day for my characters.

Winton

Most everyone had left, and Liora and Viktor were helping him put the place back in office format when the door opened and a tall man in combat uniform stepped in.

Winton…[Read more]

@godlyfantasy12

That’s fine! It does sound like him.

One thing though, the meetings are set for ever other school day, so Tuesday and Thursday. That’s so we can get some normal headed home for homework scenes in too. Of course, that can change if y’all want.

@sarafini

Good question! And I’m thrilled to echo @koshka and say ABSOLUTELY!

For example, Jessilyn Stewart Peaslee wrote retellings for both of those stories titles Ella and Finding Beauty in the Beast , both of which didn’t have magic. In fact, Ella is one of my favorite retellings of all time, and I’ve heard it as a recommendation for all t…[Read more]

@esther-c

Greetings and Salutations! *Throws back the hood of my cloak* I’m called Elishavet around here, and although I bumped into you on another post thing I decided I’d officially say hi.

“Hi!”

Okay, so I’m a young Christian lass that mostly writes a half allegorical form of realistic medieval fantasy, (perhaps called rustic fantasy in some…[Read more]

@godlyfantasy12 @koshka @freedomwriter76 @keilah-h @wilder-w

Winton

“But…does talking about it really help? Can it…can it really help others?” The bright green eyes were a bit watery, and a sigh slipped into Jocelyn’s voice. “I’ve…I’ve just…always wondered why I guess. Why things happen…”

She drifted off as if she’d lost her place. Grimm reac…[Read more]

@esther-c

Ooo! I like those! Isn’t it amazing how well a moldboard/collage can express a character’s personality?

@godlyfantasy12 @koshka @freedomwriter76 @keilah-h @wilder-w

Sure!

Winton

So… The boy’s were back, and with them a brother he hadn’t met before.

Actually, he had met Dietrich before, but they’d never had a conversation together. Most of the time, the boy had passed him without a glance, as did his older brother. Still, Winton had worried…[Read more]