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@delightinlife Well, I had to mull over this one for a few days *cough* weeks, due to impossible questions such as…you know…favorites in writing… BUT. Here I am. So. Books. (Please keep in mind that these are only some of my favorite books. To narrow my favorites down to three would quite possibly be lethal. 🙂 )

The Chronicles of Narnia:…[Read more]

I was afraid that would happen. @kate-flournoy You’re definitely right, and I wish I had a good answer, but the truth is…Blake doesn’t know where he stands. He knows what he wants, but he doesn’t know how to get it. And honestly, I don’t know how to get him to where I want. Dealing with Kara’s character arc is tricky enough, but I’m balancing a…[Read more]

@winter-rose Welcome back and goodbye again. I’m signing off over here.

@winter-rose I’m here! (I think.)

@timothy-young Like others mentioned, I think that’s a hard FQ to make work for a historical event. The question Daeus put down (“what is poetic justice if good people are so often punished?”) may work as a much better FQ for that story! If I were writing about that event, I would probably focus the story on the problem of evil and what it mea…[Read more]

@timothy-young Yes, Kate is right. Some real life events are complex and it requires an intricate understanding of their complexities to be able to approach them from the right angle.

I think the essence of your question is “what is poetic justice if good people are so often punished?” The answer is that God is handling all the people in the…[Read more]

@emma-flournoy *dodges flailing limbs* You’ll be happy to know that all this Uncharted stuff is driving me crazy. In the meantime, please don’t hurt yourself. 😉

@graciegirl, I’m going to repeat several people and say, I LOVE THAT WATCH. Seriously.

@anne-of-lothlorien The answer is always yes. 😉

@Hope *hums thoughtfully* I think it’s a matter of personal opinion. For example, if person A has watched Game of Thrones and person B hasn’t. B might love the music for the beauty of it, but A might think it not-good because they associate it with the show itself, and therefore with bad content.
*hands you my two pence anyways*

@dragon-snapper I edited 922 words. Glad you feel ready to write now.

I asked about how you were doing characterization because it seemed that maybe you weren’t getting to writing because the characterization was taking too long. If you don’t mind, I thought I’d share my characterization process, not because it’s the right way to do things, but…[Read more]

@dragon-snapper Great.

Now, I’m curious. I can’t really chat until I’m done writing, but I’m wondering what you’re doing for characterization. Are you writing up backstories or filling out character question charts?

@dragon-snapper @graciegirl @winter-rose @daughteroftheking @northerner @ethryndal I’m writing for an hour if you want to join in.

@dragon-snapper @graciegirl @winterrose @daughteroftheking @northerner @ethryndal I’m writing for an hour if you want to join in.

@hope One thing that comes to mind is how Paul quoted the Cretan poet in wherever it is about evil beasts and lazy gluttons. That was a heathen poet, but Paul found one of his sayings profitable. Come to think of it, this is really basically the whole food sacrificed to idols thing all over again.

@GracieGirl okay I think I’ll be hopping off toward bed now. *salutes*

@GracieGirl I’m on for a little bit before bed. 🙂

@jane-maree @northerner Just finished. Edited about 1,000 words. Adios!

@Northerner @Daeus I must disappear now. *salutes* Good luck to you both.

@Daeus *scrambles in* Me! *draws pen-sword* I am ready.

@that_writer_girl_99 @winter-rose @graciegirl @daughteroftheking @ethryndal @dragon-snapper @northerner @jess Anybody up to writing?