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Esther replied to the topic A Place to share/write whatever we’re working on: Worldbuilding, plot, etc in the forum General Writing Discussions 2 years, 3 months ago
@savannah_grace2009 @theducktator @smiley
Oh yes Sara!! I do that allll the time! I’ve had multiple conversations with real people in my head, those conversations just never happen with those people irl. XD
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Esther replied to the topic Short Short Story Prompt War! in the forum General Writing Discussions 2 years, 3 months ago
I almost said that I’m going to try to do this, but then I would have an excuse to not do it. Sooo… I AM going to do this! It think this prompt will stretch me a little bit, but it sounds fun!
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Esther replied to the topic A Place to share/write whatever we’re working on: Worldbuilding, plot, etc in the forum General Writing Discussions 2 years, 3 months ago
Aww, I know, he’s the best! 🥹
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freedom replied to the topic The Chat Chat in the forum General Writing Discussions 2 years, 3 months ago
@esther-c Thank you very much for your opinion!
I agree: YA really does have things that don’t belong in such an age range. YA can be very disgusting, and I think that’s why so many avoid it. And it’s just so gross that people put such horrible things in that section, because YA typically are teenagers or young adults, and people are the most…[Read more]
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Esther replied to the topic The Chat Chat in the forum General Writing Discussions 2 years, 3 months ago
I think YA totally works. YA includes more than you might think. In our library, I find stuff in the juvenile section that should be in YA, and stuff in the YA section that I’m little shocked to see, but it def wouldn’t be considered adult fiction.
So yeah, in short, I think your books would be young adult fiction.
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freedom replied to the topic The Chat Chat in the forum General Writing Discussions 2 years, 3 months ago
I feel like (sadly), my novels are very mild compared to what is usually in the YA section, and that’s another reason why I want it to be YA…the YA books really need better, cleaner, and just more Christ-filled novels
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freedom replied to the topic The Chat Chat in the forum General Writing Discussions 2 years, 3 months ago
@esther-c @whalekeeper @koshka @keilah-h @lightoverdarkness6 @elishavet-pidyon @rae @savannah_grace2009
Sooo, question.
I am advertising Freedom’s Fire as a YA novel, and I wanted to know what y’all thought about that. I def know that my books aren’t middle-grade, mostly because of some content being for older audiences (hinted or even shown…[Read more]
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freedom replied to the topic My Work In Progress in the forum Novel Critique Requests 2 years, 3 months ago
I know I already heard about this, but still!!!!
GIRLLLLLLLLLLLLL
WHAT A TWIST!!!!!!!
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Koshka replied to the topic Fantasy/Modern School AU RP in the forum General Writing Discussions 2 years, 3 months ago
Yes! Leo needs help. He’s not a plumber (obviously.).
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Koshka replied to the topic Fantasy/Modern School AU RP in the forum General Writing Discussions 2 years, 3 months ago
Leo
This crawlspace may not have been the smallest thing he’d squeezed into, but it was clearly trying. He slid a little farther on his back, boots scuffing over the damp the floor. He shifted a bit to try and ease a cramp in his soaked back.
And there it was, showing ghostly white in the light of his head lamp. A broken pipe.
He closed his…[Read more]
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Koshka replied to the topic Fantasy/Modern School AU RP in the forum General Writing Discussions 2 years, 3 months ago
And that was way longer than I anticipated in the document. *Sigh*
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Koshka replied to the topic Fantasy/Modern School AU RP in the forum General Writing Discussions 2 years, 3 months ago
Okay, these two are from a recent WIP my sister and I started. It’s sci-fish which is definitely not my typical, but has been fun to play with.
Leo Boltman (Leoron Benneck)
He’s just been hired at the school as a maintenance repairman and electrician. He’s hoping to find a good school for his sister and sort-of-adopted little brother, where the…[Read more]
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freedom replied to the topic The Chat Chat in the forum General Writing Discussions 2 years, 3 months ago
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Esther replied to the topic The Chat Chat in the forum General Writing Discussions 2 years, 3 months ago
Rikerrrrr!! Yes yes yes yessss ✨
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freedom replied to the topic The Chat Chat in the forum General Writing Discussions 2 years, 3 months ago
Same
He becomes absolutely wonderful after he gets redeemed; I really wanted him to be an example of how powerful God’s redemption can be, and how it can change someone completely around 💖
because, trust me, he will be an absolute JERK in Freedom’s Fire and even his own book, Out of Love
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Koshka replied to the topic The Chat Chat in the forum General Writing Discussions 2 years, 3 months ago
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freedom replied to the topic The Chat Chat in the forum General Writing Discussions 2 years, 3 months ago
@smiley TYSM!!!
I guess y’all should also have a Leon update, but I will have to work on a good scene first😛
idk if you saw the scene with Leon/Isaiah and the bar fight😂
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Esther replied to the topic A Place to share/write whatever we’re working on: Worldbuilding, plot, etc in the forum General Writing Discussions 2 years, 3 months ago
Waitttt, that’s not a bad idea!! I’m definitely going to consider that. My original idea that I’m working with now is that Hallie ends up joining/hanging out with a group of girls who are “popular”ish. They give her advice and pretend to be nice to her. In fact she ends up spending a lot of time with them since all her other…[Read more]
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freedom replied to the topic The Chat Chat in the forum General Writing Discussions 2 years, 3 months ago
@savannah_grace2009 TYSM!!!!
I had so much fun writing it🥰🥰💖💖
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freedom replied to the topic The Chat Chat in the forum General Writing Discussions 2 years, 3 months ago
@rae @koshka @smiley @esther-c @keilah-h @savannah_grace2009 @anyone-else-lol
Now I have the full Riker scene 🥰👀✨
anyone wanna read??? 👀👀
His arms ached beneath the weight of the hefty wooden box; his fingers strained to keep a steady grip on the material.
Riker lifted the container onto a sturdy metal shelf; he pushed the large box back,…
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