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@seekjustice…BBC!!!!!

@notawriter, I think also retellings allow for more creativity, and adaptations try to follow the original story more. Or it might be the other way around

@notawriter

I definitely think you should write it 😀

I would say the difference between an adaption and a retelling is quite loose. But I think that you can see the difference in two versions of Sherlock Holmes. If you look at Basil Rathbone’s Sherlock movies, they tend to have the same plot as the stories and they’re based on and it doesn’t…[Read more]

Anyone writing???

@seekjustice, @rochellaine, @catwing, @whoever-else

@kaya-young Haha, your post reminded me of this….

@filewriterbase13x Yup! 🙂

@daeus Awesome! Tagging some more people so they know about this!

@seekjustice @jane-maree @kaya-young @rochellaine @catwing @sam-kowal @alia

You know you’re a writer when a conversation with your family goes like this (after watching a well-written show):

My brothers: “I love this show! It’s so cool!”

Me: “Yes, the backstory is really awesome and their story/character arcs are very good. So is the character development. The writers of this show did a good job with the plot.”

My…[Read more]

@filewriterbase13x More KP stories?

YEEEEEEEEEEEESSSSSSS! 😛

If you have room for a steampunk horse, I’d love to be a character 🙂

@rochellaine

Luckily, I had recorded it when I was practising, so I was able to make a transcript.

Thanks for praying, I have to go now 😀

@rochellaine

Oh, and I’m doing Romans 5:1-5 and talking about hope! Using books, of course, as illustrations.

@rochellaine

It’s annoying, but kind of funny at the same time. I’d just remarked to my little sister a little while before hand that the most romantic meetcute I could think of would be a girl getting her notes blown away and then gallantly collected by a gentleman. whereupon she would be so grateful she would fall in love…[Read more]

@rochellaine

Well, you remember how I’m doing a talk for my youth group tonight? Well, I had two handwritten copies of my notes and I was copying it out so that I could actually read it (because my handwriting is super terrible). Unfortunately, with the exception of notes numbers 1 and 2, the rest have blown away upon the autumn winds.

Which…[Read more]

@rochellaine

Are you around yet?? I’m in need of emotional encouragement.

@kaya-young Aw, thank you! 😀 I’m so glad you like Rin 🙂

@notawriter

Ah, no worries! Those things can be annoying!

Okay, that is the coolest idea I’ve heard in forever. I think you should write it if you want to! The thing about Robin Hood is that there are a lot of Robin Hood books but not so many retellings, as in making a purposeful (and shocking!) twist to the story. I can only think of one R…[Read more]

@waterlily, I have a very interesting style of either I completely plan out the book, or just have a vague idea and go with the flow. there is no in between for me until I have gotten father into it.

I have found it easiest to not outline in the beginning, but as the story progresses to jot down your ideas. But that might just be me

@ariel-ashira, my plan is to have it done by June. So be on the lookout then for a way to read it then

@skredder Okay, thank you 🙂

@gh24682468999 This may sound ridiculous, but I get really excited about my characters when I imagine them doing stuff in moveie form. 🙂

Actually, the newly launched website storyembers.org has a downloadable character questionnaire. K. M. Weiland also has a more extensive character form she fills out. You can get that on her website,…[Read more]

@celticcailin Hi there! I don’t think we’ve met. *shakes your hand heartily* I don’t write songs, but I do get very into critiquing the ones I listen to. 😛 So, if you want a full rant about what I’ve noticed, I’d be happy to oblige! But I need to go right now, talk to you later!