Elishavet Elroi

@annabelle

Hmm, there has to be conflict between the characters? I don’t think my one little romantic sub plot passes. 😉

But since it’s based of a few real love stories, it’s not exactly the super dramatic thing, and therefore while it plays a major role, I would not call the series a romance saga. It’s more like what you’d find in Men of Iron,…[Read more]

@koshka

Researching randomness way back before the arbalester and the handgunn made armor pointless is a joy, and may it never be squelched by school research papers! XD

Seriously though, I lose half my interest in history when gun powder enters the scene, and it takes a good ole civil war or world wide revival to stoke the same height of…[Read more]

@joy-caroline

You have given me permission to rant about my books? Gramercy!

(If you do not see the warning in that last word choice, you are blind, my friend, BLIND.)

I am greatly anticipating portraying addiction and sin with the serfs. Seriously, I’ve been thinking it was odd that the dark lords would be just letting Alwin and the other…[Read more]

@godlyfantasy12

My allegorical series that I mentioned above has developed quite a bit! It’s SO exciting. For a while I had no idea where I wanted to go with it, but now that the characters are falling into place, I can see each little life story spreading out before my eyes.

It’s a good thing the they can’t see it, or I’d have a mutiny on my…[Read more]

@godlyfantasy12

Oh, I understand all too perfectly. The ideas are great, because they make the story DEEPER and STRONGER and just overall BETTER. Or so the scrambling author hopes.

I have a problem with developing my side characters into MCs.

Then I have to add another book to the rapidly-becoming-a-series-but-was-originally-a-novel.

And I’m…[Read more]

Ah, another Bible Quizzer. Are they all writers or what haha?

Uh, actually… XD

However the statistics lie, there are a lot of writers among Bible Quizzers. We’re a different bunch. (In a good way, though)

The Bible Bee sounds pretty amazing. We don’t include much of the original languages, (officially, but since a whole question could be…[Read more]

@lydia-s

It sounds like you have a deep understanding of Wilfred’s personality!

Thanks! 😉

Aww, thank you! And you’re so right! Hard places in characters’ lives are so much fun for authors. 😉

Welcome! (They so are! Our poor characters.XD)

Ooo… I didn’t think about that! That’s a very good point. Both Picket and Helmer made choices that included th…

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@glorifychrist

Greetings! I’m called Elishavet. It’s good to meet you!

Your writing sounds fabulous. I love both mysteries and nonfiction.

I’m also a Bible Quizzer, (We just ambushed you, didn’t we.) and it’s great to meet another Bible enthusiast. What’s the Bible Bee like?

I write some medieval fantasy, poetry, and just random bits of things…[Read more]

@lavenderbookling
Wow! Those genres sound amazing together. Placing magic in a modern/future setting sounds fascinating. It definitely looks like it’s well blended!
Hmmm. Biohazard sounds interesting. Does she see in the dark? (I mean, if her eyes glow, is it like a cats where the glowing is light being reflected to aid in night vision?)

I don’t…[Read more]

Welcome! 🙂

@lana-blanchard

Ooooo, it’s a nice name.

Thanks! I’m trying to work them through.

Your themes are absolutely fantastic!

Hmmm. I don’t know whether I’d rather breath underwater or walk on air, but I think the latter has a slight edge over the other.

Either historical or non-magical medieval fantasy. I love history, so….

As pleasing as the…[Read more]

@joy-caroline

Sorry it’s taken me a few days to reply! This week has been crazy busy with all the events going on at my school. I’ve hardly had a moment to catch my breath. XD

That’s all right, it was the same here for a while. 🙂

Yeah, it probably would be simpler! Haha.

That sounds like a solid plan. And maybe the epilogue can show Alw…

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@kathleenramm

Yeah, it is wonderful. The whole book is so powerful but easy to read.

Languages are amazing!

@lavenderbookling

Welcome to KP! It’s good to meet you. I’m called Elishavet around here.

My WIPs are all medieval fantasy including my two main projects which are an allegorical series and a not allegorical one. Sci-fi would be interesting to write, I haven’t personally read much sci-fi, but my brother has. Mixing genres is such fun! What are…[Read more]

@keilah-h

I completely believe dragons are dinosaurs. It’s just another hint that just maybe dinosaurs and people lived in the same era. Just maybe? 🙂
Hmm, ice…
Your picture looks really good! The proportions are pretty accurate, and the colors work well together. (At least they look accurate. I’ve never met a dragon so it would be hard to…[Read more]

@koshka

That’s good! If it is dark, it’s familiar too.

I was November, then Arabella. 😉 My twin sister and I both did it for each other, which is really fun to do!

@godlyfantasy12

HELLOOOOO!!!! IT’S GOOD TO SEE YOU BAAAAAACK!!!

@lana-blanchard

Greetings! I’m called Elishavet around here.

I love your last name, and how is it pronounced, if that’s all right?

Your books sound interesting indeed! I’m also looking forward to incorporating massive themes into my WIPs. What themes are you using?

Mine are something like: for Eirtan, callings, hope in loss, and God’s plan on…[Read more]

@koshka

Thanks! Sorry it’s taken so long to get back with you, but hi! 🙂

I agree with Joy. If all creation praises God, it wouldn’t be weird to have a deity in a world of animals, especially since the animals are all too human. If you want a different name for God, then maybe an attribute name would be good.what is He to your different peoples-…[Read more]