Emma Flournoy

Thanks everyone!

@christi-eaton I don’t seem to have your email address, so if you could just go ahead and contact me through the link in my earlier post, I can go ahead and send it to you.

@emma-flournoy Yes. If something’s really bugging you, you could tell me or if you want to note any typos, but I’m not expecting any sort of critiquing. And,…[Read more]

@emma-flournoy @graciegirl Let me say that again… Um…yeah. 😛 😀

@Emma-Flournoy Oh, yeah. You think he’s wierd now? I’ve only scratched the surface….. 😛

@Emma-Flournoy @dragon-snapper I am laughing SO hard right now.

@emma-flournoy No. I was just seconding what you said. 😛

@Emma-Flournoy Okay, maybe hate is a bit strong, but the book’s version was so much more satisfying in my opinion. The tv one just seemed so rushed somehow. Yeah, PB is a modern author and he is as quirky as they come.

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Oh. My. He sounds odd.

Um…yeah.

@Emma-Flournoy Hi! Yes!! I’ve seen the BBC North and South and I loved it! I actually saw it before I read the book, and I was super relieved when the book didn’t end the same way as it did in the show. (I hated that ending.)
To be honest, I don’t think anyone really knows who Pseudonymous Bosch is. He’s the author of the Secret Series and a…[Read more]

Hey, Gracie! So glad you could find this little haven of fellow lunatics! Sounds like you’ll fit right in here. (I mean that as a compliment 🙂 )

So what do you like to draw/paint? Water color or acrylic or something I’ve never heard of? And good thing you’re a Tolkien fan. We can get pretty engrossed sometimes. Just don’t bring up the subject of…[Read more]

Hey, Gracie! So glad you could find this little haven of fellow lunatics! Sounds like you’ll fit right in here. (I mean that as a compliment 🙂 )

So what do you like to draw/paint? Water color or acrylic or something I’ve never heard of? And good thing you’re a Tolkien fan. We can get pretty engrossed sometimes. Just don’t bring up the subject of…[Read more]

@emma-flournoy Oh, good! It is a good read and wonderful story, but it can be really hard to understand. If you want to discuss it, I’d love to! Also here is a lecture I listened to that might help you (or should wait till you finish the book first, though): https://www.uu.edu/audio/detail.cfm?ID=874

Well, I think the only two I have watched are…[Read more]

@emma-flournoy No, that guy’s very different.

@audrey-caylin Thanks!

@Emma-Flournoy I know…. I am running into the same problem. There are about 10 books on my reading list that are screaming to be read, and maybe a couple hundred others tugging on my brain and begging to be read, too.
You should still watch the two movies; they are still worth it. Combeferre is sweet, and so is Jolly.…[Read more]

Thanks, @sarah-h , @emma-flournoy , @ethryndal . I played “I’ll Fly Away” and “Amazing Grace” at the funeral today. I was terribly nervous and made lots of mistakes, but more people than I can count came up to me after the service to thank me and tell me that they enjoyed it, so I’m glad. I wanted to do this for my uncle, so … I’m glad I did.…[Read more]

@mark-kamibaya It is an adventure story. I started it for a homeschool project (One Year Adventure Novel).

@kate-flournoy There’s another two books after Eagle of the Ninth?!?! What are they?

@dragon-snapper The wolf you’re thinking of is in Eagle of the Ninth. His name is Cub in that book, in mine his name is Labereda (Latin) or Lab for short.…[Read more]

@emma-flournoy Huzzah!

@emma-flournoy @ethryndal Thanks, guys! 😀 Normally I wouldn’t go for this since it’s such a small word limit, and I struggled to try one that had 1,7500 (2,500 more words than this) but the prize is… extremely generous and I do have something that I actually need it for. 🙂