Faith Kindred

Oh! Okay. Awesome.

…guess what? I’m going to be outlining my next project on Friday! Going hunting with my dad, and I’m going to take a notebook (or two 😛 ) and a pen and see how much I can get done just sitting in a blind all day. XD

How in depth do you usually outline?

@Daeus

@bluejay AUGH… that sounds so familiar!

@kate-flournoy Actually I didn’t write tonight. I plotted out my next chapter and then did a little bit of editing.

@perfectfifths Thank you for the congratulation!
I have to say, I was surprised at what I was capable of when I set myself a schedule and stuck with it. 31,000 words is still impressive, though! Well done! It takes dedication to be a writer at all, and even more dedication to actually finish a novella. Keep up the excellent work!
By the way, do…[Read more]

@Daeus I got 966. Your count picking up any?

@winter-rose Congratulations! Well fought; thou hast conquered the struggle and emerged victorious!

@Daeus with you all the way.

@kate-flournoy @dragon-snapper. Here I am for the eight to nine write.

Oh WOW! I wonder why it is different???
My quote: “And this is all the reply which I am to have the honour of expecting!”

@anne-of-lothlorien Oh, yes, thanks. Hannah already knew I was from Ohio though.

Mine is from Meet the Robinsons. 🙂

@dragon-snapper I know one which is “Give the boy a cookie”???????

@anne-of-lothlorien Oooo…pick me! Pick me! It is Edmund to Peter in Prince Caspian at the train station isn’t it???
If it is, I’ll be back to quote something as soon as I can. 🙂

Hi @aysia-serene. Nice to see you again.

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I can’t remember which chapter the scene is from, but it’s in book two, about 2/3 or 3/4 of the way through if I’m not mistaken. The name of the event the scene chronicles and I believe the name of…[Read more]

What Daeus said. 😛

I would have pronounced it Slew-agg. I think my preference would still be slua.

Yeah. I know what you mean.

@Daeus

@kate-flournoy Well, I don’t hold it against you. And at least now you know my sensitivities better. It was just such a vivid scene, and when the dragon said, “Our gift to you” and then Eragon fell into a trance or whatever it was, the irony of it was just so bitter it pulled at me like a leech.

@Leumeister welllll… should I say it?
*thinks*
No, better not. Think of an unrelated example.
*thinks again*
No…
Yes…
No…

I’m gonna say it. 😛 I actually already had a story idea with this thematic premise. The hero and the villain both have the same goal— accomplishing world peace and ending all wars. The hero doesn’t know exactly how…[Read more]