Ellette Giselle

@theshadow hellooooooo

@whalekeeper

Ah! Yes, poor thing.

I can bring him into the food area if I need to. I think he’s very lost at the moment.

@whalekeeper

Mel

Mel climbed up without asking Runt’s permission. She found a spot next to his shoulder and held gently onto his feathers. At first the crow was confused, and stumbled around in a circle, trying to spot the little girl. She leaned her head out into his field of vision and he made a playfully surprised squawk.

Lucy climbed up w…[Read more]

I’m posting here to knock this back up to the top of the forum. It’s been little while, but I think we have a good setup if anyone feels like continuing the story. 🙃

@elishavet-pidyon

Sorry to leave Wilhelm hanging! This must be remedied

@godlyfantasy12

Elishavet- yup! It’s the first destined book! And it’s just like the first draft I’ve ever truly “finished” like there are still scenes needing to be added and stuff, but it’s mostly cohesive

Yayyyyyyy! *happy dances* 🎉 🎵 This is so exciting. I’ve wanted these books written ever since you shared their mood oards. XD

If you need br…[Read more]

@godlyfantasy12

ill totally need to come back and start brainstorming more on here, cuz I feel I’m missing that community again of writing. I’ve also joined Prowriting Aid’s community, but it’s not as tight knit as here so I miss yall. And yall know a lot about my project already!

I get that. I’ve actually joined Young Writers Workshop this ye…[Read more]

@power

1) I think this is from the Bible? I’m guessing the book of Ezekiel. It sounds Minor Prophety.

2) I have no idea.

3) This could be several people. Augh. I know the Captain from Tin-Tin says it, but as for anything more specific, I’m at a loss. It could also be Padra from the Mistmantle Chronicles.

4) Les Miserables?

5) It’s from Henry…[Read more]

1) “in the midst of the stones of fire you walked.”

2) “It will be rather a bore, I expect. Love and marriage, and all that sort of thing, is rather a necessary nuisance in its way.”

3) “Blistering barnacles!”

4) “Be off with you, or I’ll blow up the barricade!”

5) “Soldier, why wear’st thou that glove in thy cap?”

6) If you tell stories, you…[Read more]

@godlyfantasy12

SHE’S ALIVE!!!

@elanor

Beautiful!

Whaley got 2 (very close with Robin Hood though. Same author)

Beth got 1 (Stabbish!!)

Power got 4 (Feeeeechiiiiiiiieeeee)

Shadow got 2 (so now Aragorn is in Dracula….hmmm)

Overall I am impressed by how many knew Screwtape, and y’all’s quoting powers. I didn’t pick easy quotes. Congratulations to all.

@Power, tag you’re it!

@whalekeeper @elishavet-pidyon @beth-torres @power @theshadow

Alrighty Y’all! Time for answers.

1. Elizabeth, Pride and Prejudice

2. Edmund, Prince Caspian, Narnia

3. Aragorn, The Fellowship of the Ring, LotR

4. Francis, Men of Iron

5. Halt, The Ruins of Gorlan, Rangers Apprentice

6. A Feechie, Secret of the Swamp King, Wilder King…[Read more]

@elishavet-pidyon HAHA lollll

On other news, Tolkien keeps stealing my character names.

real

although I steal names from everyone else so……

@elishavet-pidyon

Oh yes, Portals! I should read more of it. The bit I read was delightful.

@elishavet-pidyon

I probably should not be as comforted by that as I am.

Published authors have probably felt the same about their stuff. If that’s not comforting, I don’t know what is. 😛

And I spelled it differently, so there. XD

Problem solved

@whalekeeper

Portals: When My Story Ate Me. The serial story I’ve semi-periodically shared on here. I should work on HoA(Viktor’s story), but I have zero motivation for that one. They’re just sitting in a friend’s shop at the moment waiting for their parents to find them. Portals is a more manageable size, so little bites first.

@whalekeeper

I love collecting ideas from novels published between from the 1910s-50s. Mostly 40s and 50s. I keep notes from them in a notebook and I’ve done this for months; it’s a lot of fun. I often collect dialogue because there’s something very identifiable about fictional dialogue from that time.

Oh, I like this idea. That is epic. I’ve n…[Read more]

@elishavet-pidyon

What project are you working on?

@elishavet-pidyon

Good job, friend 👍

@elishavet-pidyon

What’s your favorite word biome so far?

I love collecting ideas from novels published between from the 1910s-50s. Mostly 40s and 50s. I keep notes from them in a notebook and I’ve done this for months; it’s a lot of fun. I often collect dialogue because there’s something very identifiable about fictional dialogue from that ti…[Read more]