Faith Kindred

Sure. Here’s the links:

Edwin Brook: http://www.thescratchingquill.com/edwin-brook-redirection-page/

Treachery Against The House Of Fairwin: http://www.thescratchingquill.com/treachery-against-the-house-of-fairwin-free-book-2/

Hmm… there’s not a thread like this that I know of. Anyway, my books can all be found on my website here: http://www.writinginthelightpublishing.com/legends-of-light

@warrioroftherealm Plotting may be one of your best helps. It will give you more confidence in writing and will take a lot of the thought work out of writing, which can be exhausting.

Also, if you have any distractions nearby while you’re writing, take those away.

Never edit while you’re writing. Always do it later.

Accountability can help.…[Read more]

@adry_grace I’d love some cheesecake too. Chocolate cheesecake… maybe some caramel. 😉

@kate-flournoy Too late. But seeing I try not to spill any blood at my parties… *sighs* Your ignorance is forgiven. This time.

I would state that I don’t like cheesecake, but I have a feeling that would be quite dangerous around here and so I shall leave it unsaid.
*doesn’t say it*

*throws confetti* So proud of you @Hope. 😀

@Warrioroftherealm *solemn face* This is very serious. Let me think…

Actually it’s a very real possibility that you’re taking yourself too seriously. One of the things that really slows me down with my work is obsessing over tiny, tiny things— like word choice, or the eighteenth layer of subtext. Or even sometimes spending an hour groaning…[Read more]

@warrioroftherealm Hmm. What type of writer’s block. Like, your brain feels dead and you want to collapse on the ground and gasp? Or do you feel restless and can’t stay in front of the computer? Or do you have great concentration but aren’t feeling satisfied with any ideas? Or something else?

@I-J-Anderson here is a sketch of Erika I did myself a few days ago… between our two sketches, I think we got something pretty close to a good likeness there. 😉

@Aratrea okay! I did wonder, yes. 😀

That’s… wow. Figures I would be the one to come up with something that unnecessarily complicated. lol

WOW. GUYS. SO MUCH BUSY TALENT HERE. I’m impressed every time one of you posts something. Great job, everyone.

@I-J-Anderson Erika is mine, and YES, that is gorgeous; thank you so much! I love her hair. 😀

@jadamae Jada, I love Paul’s prayer in Eph. 3. So good! Those were my summer verses that I often thought on last year. Keep it up!

@kina-lamb Yes! I’m so grateful for our church! It’s called Hillside Bible Fellowship. (cause we meet in a building on the hillside 🙂 ) I believe the memorization was something that was started a year, year and a…[Read more]

@Dragon-Snapper His hair falls around his ears… not quite shoulder length. But it’s generally brushed to one side.

@jane-maree Sounds like a good start. How would you say Will’s EiL is tested and moved over the course of these three scenes? Or, to put it another way, how do these scenes build on each other in exploring Will’s EiL?

@jane-maree I didn’t feel like you went overboard at all–both of those examples look great! Nice work!

@kate-flournoy Ah–got it. Sounds like that doesn’t fit neatly into any of the categories I proposed then, but it does actually resemble a fourth category Daeus and I discussed where two themes might coalesce to create a third message that stems from both themes. We couldn’t find a ton of examples of that technique in literature, so we decided to…[Read more]

@jane-maree Got it. Building tension can definitely be an effective way to use that sort of argument. Good example!