Faith Kindred

Failure. Oh, well.

:neckbeard:
:confounded:
:anguished:
:stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:

Copied and pasted from cheat sheet. Let’s see if it works.

Today I spilled my coffee. Someone is going to die

This line (and the explanation) made me laugh hard…albeit mainly internally because my sister is sitting behind me and thinks me crazy enough as it is. 😉

Writhe. And Defiance. Oh, and Glare…I probably overuse that. 🙂

Oh and incision. And schism. And chasm.

This is platypus approved.
This is good stuff.

Balderdash. Rubbish.

Yep, that’s me all over. Except I don’t purposely daydream— I hatch a plotline while I’m in the middle of another novel, and by the time I get around to writing that plotline, the book is already all written out in my head. The thing is to get it down on paper. And often it will change with the writing— hopefully always for the better. 😛

serpentine

Congratulations! You are now a ghost. You can pass through writer’s block like trees (for a ghost that’s pretty easy).

A thousand welcomes.

antipathy, wend – don’t really use wend unless trying to sound middle english.

“Whither wend(est?) thy way oh scoundrel for whom I feel the strongest antipathy?”

“Whither wend” – ah.

Whoa! Ya’ll have added some awesome words to my vocabulary! I like them all, even the depressing and intellectually cruel ones. 🙂 Some of my favorite ones are more of the beautiful words that just sound, well beautiful… scrumptious, delicious, majestic, delightful. Ooo and the words that are something beautiful like moon and meadow and stream…[Read more]

Does that mean I’m a ghost too?

Also remember, Jackson, that the Biblical account of the crucifixion was not graphic in the least. Now, a lot of that may have to do with the familiarity people of those times had with the gruesome punishment of the cross, and so they could appreciate it without context. But even if you are trying to remind your audience of something they are not…[Read more]

Ah… despotism. You’re right, Daeus. It’s so… intellectually cruel.

Another favorite is hoarfrost.

Depends on a couple things. 1, who is judging the contest. 2, who is your target audience outside the judge panel. 3, how you approach the gore. You’re not gonna want to make it appear all fluffy for sure, but too much can get a little sick. I’d suggest giving lots of general descriptions and few detailed descriptions. It is also important to…[Read more]

Serious, veeerrry serious. Well, you’ve come to the right place.

My diagnosis confirms that you have a very serious malady. To use a very long medical sounding latin term, you don’t like parts of your story. The fact of the matter is, you should love your story more than anyone else in the whole world.

Now if I were to guess why you like some…[Read more]