Jaybird

@trahia-the-minstrel

Your book sounds well beat out. Is it one book or a series? YES, it IS intriguing!

@elishavet-pidyon

What inspired Possibility? It sounds good and deep. And squirrels are so neat.

I’ve read GE too. They’re wonderful books.

@godlyfantasy12

If it’s not too much of a spoiler, where did the name A’Grend come from?

@elishavet-pidyon

Thank you! Those deeper meanings play around in my book a lot.

@elishavet-pidyon Thanks!

All your stories sound cool — I love the sound of the feel in the first one; the second, I just love it in general, it sounds like the sort of story I love to write and read😊; the third — I don’t normally read animal stories, but yours sounds quite fun — have you read the Green Ember? That’s a good series for someone w…[Read more]

@elishavet-pidyon

ooo love it! so im assuming you have armies of ‘human’ and then animals? because the first group sounds human and then you said the second is squirrels and i love your ideas!!!

and it was fun to read 😉

@kathleenramm I get ideas from all kinds of places. My first fanfiction was literally inspired by a picture of a boat I saw in a magazine. And I get ideas from dreams all the time, like the one about dinosaurs that were used by police when I had a dream I was at a police station and they had a whole pen of gallimimus dinosaurs to ride. That dream…[Read more]

@elishavet-pidyon ahhh yes you have put into words what my scattered brain could not at that moment! That’s pretty much my stance on work like that!

@kathleenramm

So… unexpected place? Physical, or like, emotional?

Lol, but seriously, I get the best story ideas when I’m mad. Like, frustrated mad when I only get an awful 89 on my math test.

Sometimes I’ll be talking to my sis, we’ll be deep in a discussion, she’ll be mid sentence, then I’ll stand up, turn to her and demand she say a random…[Read more]

@trahia-the-minstrel

😉 <333

@elishavet-pidyon

Agh, yes, I am a big GE fan! I do love the characters you mentioned, but my all-time favorite character is Helmer. HE IS THE BEST!!!! (I’m a big fan of crusty-and-tough-on-the-outside-but-soft-and-sweet-on-the-inside type characters). My favorite lines are pretty much anything Helmer says, but e…[Read more]

@elishavet-pidyon Thanks!

@koshka Thanks!! Tyroll is younger brother 🙂

@anatra23 hehehe thanks 😉 yep, she be rebel

@elishavet-pidyon

Thanks.

@elishavet-pidyon

Ohh sorry.  I used the wrong term. 🤦🏼‍♀️ Lol. Forum signature. Your forum signature, “Till the Trumpet Sounds!”

Thanks.

@lorelei-writer

Love your poem thanks for sharing.

Thanks you. That was my first time trying out the abba. I often do the abab or do three or four lines in a row that rhyme (example aaa, bbb, ccc, so on and so forth). As for meters my usual is an octometer. But I’ve been everywhere between a pentameter to a dodecameter.

Ive written 24 poems o…[Read more]

@elishavet-pidyon

Like, that explains all my foreign words and phases? That could be a good idea😊…

@elishavet-pidyon

The Horse and His Boy is my favourite Narnia book😊.

Yeah, I haven’t learnt the Hebrew letters, but that ‘cha’ sound is really hard to make. Still, I like the feel it gives my language😁. Here’s a sample:

“Ûne li’hatevet Férījinar Sechol.”

(translation: I don’t speak Férījinarian (language))

“Ira? Hûsī hovet Ira?”

(translatio…[Read more]

@keilah-h

I’ll keep that in mind😉 *Resolves to get first five books out of library*

@elishavet-pidyon

Thanks! I never knew that, about the early Slav federation. That’s so neat you’re using it in your book!😃

@elishavet-pidyon

The û? Do you know which culture it comes from? Also, that’s epic you’re learning Hebrew!😃 I watched some beginners’ videos to learn the structure — in terms of it being an SVO language, like English. Unlike my main kingdom’s language, which is an SOV language, like Japanese.

I like the mix of cultures you’re using for Eirtan!…[Read more]

@elishavet-pidyon

Oh yes, foxes and cats are some of my favorites as well!

What genres do you like to read/write?

@trahia-the-minstrel

Thanks for the pronunciation lesson 😀

Sadly, I have to say I don’t know much IPA… which makes it kinda hard to read English-to-Korean dictionaries. Yea… I should really learn.

Are you planning on publishing your book in the future?

@Kosha

Korean was literally designed so it could be written and spoken easily and…[Read more]

@elishavet-pidyon

Poor Rubin ;-; will be missed.

@koshka

In Korean, literally everything (almost,) is spelled solely based on the way it sounds. So, thankfully, I don’t encounter too many spelling errors of my own.
Random question, does Russian have any loan-words?

BQ? I am unfamiliar with this.

Whoops, I meant college Korean text book. A big…[Read more]