Karina Sanchez

Time is a Harsh Master/Taskmaster sounds too much like a nonfiction self-help book. 😛

See, INFPs may not be natural leaders… but we wield the power of veto like a boss. *echoing evil laughter*

@eppicaddie2 @daughteroftheking Ooops! I have to go. I’ll be back though.

@Daeus I like both Time Turns Again (*small feelz attack* IT TIES WITH THE LAST LINE YOU SEE) and The Time Traveler Who Wasn’t Ready. The others… not so much. They just don’t fit the action feel of the story. Philosophy is all well and good (obviously, knowing me 😛 ) but the primary focus of this story, I’d say, is on the action/adventure. The…[Read more]

@epicaddie2 @daughteroftheking I’m writing till 8.

@kate-flournoy

“The Time Traveler Who Wasn’t Ready”

And an alternative would be “Time is a taskmaster”

@dragon-snapper I like the third one too.

I also thought I should change the second one to just: “The second time travel”

Or this:

“Time is a harsh master”

Or this:

“The first and second time travel”

@kate-flournoy Okay. How about this one?

“Time Turns Again”

@Daeus ehh… not quite. It sounds like one of those really old, stuffy devotional books written for children in the Victorian era.

*kicks legs and scowls at her screen* I should really think of something helpful.

@aratrea Cheers!

Btw, I found this plugin that might be useful. https://wordpress.org/plugins/site-is-offline-plugin/

After racking my brain, I managed to come up with another one.

“The battle of yesteryear”

@warrioroftherealm No, unfortunately. I’ve created three, but I haven’t started writing the stories they are in yet. Hopefully I’ll start on them a month from now.

@Ethryndal Imma pretend you didn’t just offer that as a valid reason not to adore a book. You’re welcome.

@Glitter-Ocelot mmm… my favorite book if I had to choose just one… Les Miserables. But it’s close. With just about three or four dozen others. XD

@warrioroftherealm First of all, the most important thing is that you have a good story. Good world building is fantabulous, but it’s primarily the story that makes a fantasy novel succeed.

I also think that replicating Tolkien’s creatures is common enough that nobody will blame you for it. It certainly won’t mark you out as a distinctive author,…[Read more]

@kate-flournoy Hmm. That might almost make one itself, actually. I’ll think about it some more. Thanks. 🙂

@DAEUS. What about that beyond-cool password the Watchers had amongst themselves? The gears of the world turn faster. Anything there?