Elishavet Elroi

@liberty

*Cackles*

*Cough cough*

Excuse me.

You see, I’m starting to fall in love with writing for kids. Or maybe I did a long time ago and I’m just now figuring that out. Either way, it’s a topic I’m passionate about. This world is a dark place for kids, for anybody, and it’s just going to get darker in these last hours before Dawn. Kid’s…[Read more]

@raxforge

……

Ouch.

@keilah-h

Awesome. I like their tails in the wind.

Yeah, I had thought of a general short story to do, but it didn’t happen. Maybe I’ll stick it here later, maybe I’ll just let it grow moss in the back of my mind until it ends up in some WIP quite by accident.

@keilah-h

Oooo, sure!

@liberty

Ah, I understand. I mostly wrote MG now, but there was a time I stepped back, looked at my writing, and was just like “Teens won’t read whatever this is, but is sure can’t be for kids.”

But then learned a few things and grew a little more, and you know what? It’s okay. Kids live in a dark world too. It’s a matter of perspective. Their…[Read more]

@liberty

HA! That is so funny!

Well, there’s nothing new under the sun!

@calyhuge

UGH!

That is sick!

There is no way that’s winning.

ugh, ugh, ugh!

Okay, I do have to admit I was laughing my head off, but man that was so sick. (and I mean that the bad way.)

Remind me to never read your stuff again.

Okay, I guess it wasn’t all that bad.

but good grief.

@liberty

Thank you! I’m glad you liked it!

No, but I’ve always wanted to read it. I just haven’t gotten my hands on it yet. The George McDonald one, right?

@keilah-h

THANKS!

@liberty

Ahhh! Animal fantasy! And, as I presume although you could definitely be going for older groups but, are you writing middle-grade?

@calyhuge

Will it let you request access?

@calyhuge

*Nods seriously*

Oh I know. I wish there were more of y’all guys on here so I could properly interrogate y’all and try to understand how you think.

Like, how?!

@ellette-giselle

Yes…

I may have to check that book out. =)

@elishavet-pidyon

oh of course. 100%

But them crying shows you made the connection! 😉

@elishavet-pidyon

Idk, I love hearing that my writing made someone cry.

I think it’s because it makes us happy to know that we wrote in a way that made people care about our characters enough to cry.

@koshka

maybe.

At least they didn’t get sacrificed.

Yeah! No kidding!

I once read a book that is actually a true story about the “fey” which actually happened to be a druid cult. You will never look at Halloween the same way again. I mean, our family already didn’t calibrate it, but that book makes you feel a little sick when you watch kids t…[Read more]

@elishavet-pidyon

OH MY GOODNESS!!!

I was tearing up so bad!

I love the different meanings the prompt had in your story! His physical scar, but also her unseen one.

SO GOOD!

@ellette-giselle

Yep. Poor kiddos. Who knows, she may decide to write a story based on that “wild dream” and accidentally keep his memory (the things an author thinks).

At least they didn’t get sacrificed.

@koshka

Yeah. I know. That part is sad. Sadder then him dying. But in a way it’s also sweet because now she can go through life never having to deal with that trauma.

And yes, Celtic fairies are horrifying.