Elishavet Elroi

@whalekeeper

Awwwwwwwwww.

Moth is right. They are both kind. Trivial things have insurmountable value.

@whalekeeper

I rarely enter these conversations, although it’s not because I don’t have thoughts to share. XD But I saw your post and thought I might have something to add.

As someone who does believe that speaking in tongues is the innitial sign of new birth by the Spirit, I still do not want to discount the experience you have with God. I…[Read more]

@beth-torres

*brain screaming too* It’s been an adventure. A good thing, but we were definetely used to a slower pace.

Tavar

“We write and speak in the language of the Elders. Taenga Sinear. This common tongue is beginning to be used among strangers, so I learned it a few years ago but we’ve spoken the Teanga as long as memory lives. Here.” He…[Read more]

@quicksilverwyvern

Ah! What a great question. Here are some thoughts:

What triggered the flash back? Memories usually have a trigger anyway, but because these are grief/trauma memories, those triggers are likely to be abrupt. They’re best if they’re comnected to the plot or character. For instance, I have a character who lost his sister at a…[Read more]

Moth deserves angel food cake at his door. He specifically requests it. XD

@whalekeeper

thanks for being the polite one and giving the RPs. I was too amused at the moment to be responsible.

@koshka

*uninteligable screaming*

Ari’s response hath chilled me bones….

@ellette-giselle

Wasn’t it Wolfgang’s turn???

@hislittlerose

Hello! So glad to meet you! (sorry this is a late response) We have been desperately needing a dark overlord in these parts.

I’m Elishavet, lover of history, stories, and beautiful things. (like perriwinkle blue evenings, Psalm 27, and hot chai) If I’m not writing an essay or a poem on dewy grass, it’s my WIP with darling…[Read more]

@writingwren

Hellooooo! Welcome to the Kingdom of Pen!

I’m Elishavet around here, as you can tell from my profile name. I write a smattering of things from short stories and poems to a YA epic that is in time out for being too ambitious. Currently, I mostly write nonfiction (college essays) and have just begun a rustic/high fantasy thing I’m…[Read more]

@littlemisssunshine

Hello to another Rilla of Ingleside fan! We’re so excited you are here too!

I’m Elishavet around here. I write a smattering of things from poetry and short stories to a YA epic that’s on the backburner. Currently, I write mostly nonfiction (college essays) and a rustic/high fantasy inspired by Norse/Irish culture, Paul’s e…[Read more]

@quicksilverwyvern

I have heard, but have not read.

Chocolate, however, I have consumed. The best is a ballance between dark and milk with some deied fruit or cookie bits in it. Unless it is Spanish truffles. Mmmmmm….

Have you heard of/read Christina Baehr? I have a feeling her work is a very different genre from what you are talking about,…[Read more]

@whalekeeper

Very good. It’s a delicate matter.

So Inglor is a monkey. 😀

Precisely.

That makes me think of the god-disguised-as-a-beggar, and I love the themes associated with that trope. Except in this case, you have a lot more variety going on. This is not just a message about judging a book by its cover – this is also about preconceived b…

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@bilbo-baggins

Hmm. That is a good scene. I love Rivendel in both. It’s such an ethereal yet cozy place. The dramatic camera angles had me laughing a lot too, or wiggling in awe depending. It’s funny how specific scenes will stick on one’s head. Do you ever imagine your books as movies?

Ah.

Yes! Actually read that aloud to my Mom once. It was…[Read more]

@Whalekeeper

ACK! I did not respond about Remi…

Ye. The whole story feels very French; I have a playlist and half the songs are just French.

That. Is. Fabulous. How else does one get into the right mood?

But it’s a fantasy and everyone gets into weird wacky hijinks. (With many games of croquet.)

Croquet! *stares into the distance h…[Read more]

@whalekeeper

Smeltinggggggggg…… Yessss.

Technically he’s not an elfling, he’s a Dílis… that is, a descendant of the Vow Keepers. In his world “elf” is a racial slur. *narrows eyes at Koshka* But basically, yes. XD He has heightened senses generally, talks to trees, and is ridiculously agile. But his real gift is that he can see truth.…[Read more]

@whalekeeper

Bwahahahhaha!

I won’t say don’t worry, but I think I finally found a way his story could turn out well. See, a perfect sphere is pretty, but something broken, something sharp – that could cut bonds.

Our faith is not destroyed by trials, and hope is not quenched by depression. Sometimes we need to break a little to be whole.

That…[Read more]

@loopylin

=D

@whalekeeper

Ironically… he does. Represented by a glowing river rock his dad helped him find.

*cue sudden revelation*

*thunder*

Nevermind. He’s totally gonna lose that rock. His hope must die. It’s his rock bottom. That’s the mortality. AAAHHHHHHHH.

I finally figured out the midpoint climax!!!!

But considering I want to…[Read more]

@bilbo-baggins

Indeed.

Yessss. What is your favorite scene?

resoonse redacted to limit screaming. My throat is a touch too raw for plot twists.

Tail-handed, naturally.

@whalekeeper

His name somehow communicates that to me. Not concretely, but you know what I mean. It sounds dreamy to me, but also a little foreboding because of the –lor ending

Really? *feels imense satisfaction*

Hehehe.

I think I’m justified in nerding out a bit, and saying that I love it.

Yes, you are justified. Loving your story is ide…[Read more]