Elishavet Elroi

@freedomwriter76

Hmmm….maybe, maybe not….

Guess.

XD 😉

(Honestly, I’m thrilled that someone else is as nosily curious as I would be.)

@freedomwriter76

Curious? What did I do to make you curious? What are you curious about?

*Looks innocent*

*But also a wee bit confused*

😂

Now I’m curious.

@microphage6032

Of course!

Well, my brother had been on here for a while, and we (my twin sister and I) had heard all about this place and wanted to join – but it was before we had phones, and google accounts, of our own. So, we had to wait a while, but I joined as soon as I could. 😉

It’s a serious jest, and a bit of a purposeful coincidence,…[Read more]

@godlyfantasy12

Ahhh, I love!!! Especially with how it blends into your books and your character’s faith/ the allegory. It’s perfect!

So, something a little funny: in my books, I didn’t want them to call their parents just mom and dad either, (I actually don’t even call my own parents that. It’s Mama and Daddy to me.) and since my love of…[Read more]

@microphage6032

Greetings and salutations! Welcome to the Kingdom of Pen. I’m called Elishavet around here, and I write mostly realistic early medieval fantasy.

That’s awesome that y’all are sisters! I have some siblings on here too, but it’s a secret, so shhh. 😉

Anyway, see you around! I have to go: dinner is calling.

Ok, first off,this is a wonderful idea, and I will be joining in. Literally, this is fantastic!

@godlyfantasy12

That scene is sooo interesting. I like Ara, Ganesh, and her parents. (And sympathize with her. Oh, life is so awkward at times…)

She calls her father אבא? I love it! 

@freedomwriter76

I really enjoyed your scene too! Alwin and Jar…[Read more]

@sgl-forev

Greetings, and welcome to the Kingdom of Pen! I’m called Elishavet around here and I write mostly (key word) realistic early medieval fantasy and children’s church material (coauthored with siblings).

So, for some MORE questions, I’ll try to keep it brief.

• If you could speak any language other than your first, what would it be?

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@freedomwriter76

Thank you! And I really liked yours, especially the one where Natasha insinuates they stole a car. XD

@queen_of_alvastia

Thank you! I’m so glad.

She and Picket meet in Ember Rising. We were totally doing the same until we met Wheazy. Just so you know. 😉 But Weezie and him are so sweet and fun together, and later on in the series, he really comes to depend on her, and her on him.

And yes, she’s a lot of trouble. XD

Yes! Helmer’s awesome.

I…[Read more]

I love Helmer… Almost everyone does.

(And this’ll be the last for now, since you’re probably all going, “What in the world??”)

Helmer: You took my words literally, didn’t you?

Picket(rocking cradle with foot): Of course, sir. You would have done the same for me.

Helmer stares at Picket then slowly shakes head: I could hardly have married your niece.

Because these two are hilarious together…

(Oh, and I can’t remember how to spell Louise’s name…)

Emma and Wheazy are working in hospital, Weazy sees Heather and Smalls working in another room.

Wheazy: Why don’t they get married?

Emma: They have to wait for his coronation.

Wheazy(snorts): Of course.

Emma: Well, you and Picket barely waited…

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@godlyfantasy12 @freedomwriter76

Oh! Those are awesome! I love them all.

So, these aren’t from my own books, but then, neither are some of yours, so…

Anyway, they’re basically the same, only I made them myself (eg. Not on a website). And they may depend on whether you’ve read the Green Ember series or not, but then, I know almost nothing…[Read more]

@freedomwriter76

Oof. That’s hard, but I love the way he shows Riker Jezyk’s medal. (Bookishly, you know.)

*Weeps inwardly*

Hans is worse than Mrs. Noris, than Miraz, than Ouster Will, than Vermilion, than Garten Longreader – actually no, those last two might actually be worse.

BUT THAT’S NO EXCUSE, MR. HANS.

Also, I really like the way…[Read more]

@freedomwriter76 @koshka @keilah-h @godlyfantasy12

Viktor

That had been close. Viktor shuddered as the war hounds sniffed under the door.(by the way, these dogs are bit like very wolfish mastiffs with a bay between a wolf’s and a bloodhound’s. They are trained to hunt, fight, and kill, rather like the war dogs of the conquistadors.)

Then one of…[Read more]

@anatra23

It’s Calvin and Hobbes!!!

*Waves hi to the stuffed tiger*

Those comics are both hilarious and soo true!

So…

Here are some more.

This one is a Russian sharpshooter, around WWII. I’m afraid it’s not a super nice picture, but I’ve been struck by her youth and seriousness every time I see it. It was only yesterday that I realized it was good inspiration for a story.

@freedomwriter76

I love those! At first I was wondering, “why is that soldier in such a funny position?” Then I realized, “Oh! It’s a snowball fight!” XD

@lydia-s

Welcome, and thanks for letting us! (It was.)

@ava-blue

I love the fox!

@freedomwriter76

Quite right. *Sniffle*

They are really interesting. Middle grade stories with grown up themes, we loved them as soon as we started to read them. While not what one may call an allegory exactly, as the author said, they are true.

Historical fiction is wonderful! I like it, although I haven’t read much of it recently. I really…[Read more]

@freedomwriter76

That’s.

Horrible.

And so good. I love it.

And hate it. Really?! Why?! Riker!!!

It’s a very good thing that he survives and is saved. For both of you. 😉

Ah. Just in case no one has explained them,

They’re about rabbits with swords, or the helpless becoming not so helpless in their fight against destruction, whether it comes…[Read more]

@queen_of_alvastia

You’re reading Green Ember?!

MY PLACE BESIDE YOU…..

yeah, Koshka and I read that at the same time. Although, I read Ember Falls first. (We were too horrified that a certain sword bearing, arrow shooting, ember bearing bunny died in that book to read it for the longest time. XD) Now it’s my favorite.

Who’s your favorite…[Read more]