Grace H.

@rochellaine

You haven’t posted more of your western because of… scene structure?

@rochellaine

I’m working on my WIP…

This is weird to ask but… does every scene necessarily need a goal/conflict/outcome or reaction/decision? Because the scene I’m working on does seem important (it introduces a side character, does some foreshadowing and drops some hints of important events that happen in the background) but it doesn’t seem…[Read more]

@rochellaine @seekjustice

Hey guys. I’m on now. 🙂

@seekjustice

Haha it’s fine I completely understand! 👌 There’s no real rush since I’m also still not done with the second part.

@seekjustice

😓

Btw have you taken a look at the chapters I’ve uploaded for my WIP? Cos I think it might be helpful if I got some comments before I proceed any further.

@seekjustice

My WIP. I have *sigh* this compulsive need to edit what I’ve already written when I really should be moving on.

@seekjustice

I’m on now.

@seekjustice

Oh a Les Mis retelling that’s interesting 😀 I might take a look at it one day when I actually have the time!

I’ve only ever read one Les Mis retelling before and that was, um, not really a retelling (Pratchett’s Night Watch). It featured a good Javert (an honourable cop) and a bad Valjean (a serial killer) who travelled back in…[Read more]

@seekjustice

LOL 😛

What are you working on now? And (this is really embarrassing to ask since I feel like I should know this by now) can you tell me what your book is about? I see mentions of Justice and Chessy here and there and I know there are links to your drafts floating about but (sorry about this) I never really got around to reading it…[Read more]

@seekjustice

Hey 🙂

Wow I prefer to wake in the mornings as well but not THAT early. Wish I could so so that I could be more productive 😛

@rochellaine

Precisely correct 😛

Goodbye and all the best 😀

@rochellaine

I get the feeling. Imagining all those scenes in your head is so much easier than writing them, isn’t it? 😉

Oh dear, you sound like you have a lot going on your plate. 😦

I think I told you this before but I’m in Singapore. I am, I suspect, precisely 12 hours ahead of you.

@rochellaine

Yes I’ve been waiting soooooo long for that to be resolved. 😆

#SaveCharaAndUncleBill

@rochellaine

It’s… plodding along. There’s a few exciting scenes coming up followed by a quiet but necessary lull period (hope that I can find the motivation to push through those) then more exciting scenes…

Ah studies I can sympathise with that. All the best for your exams 🙂

@rochellaine

Hi I’m on now. How’s it going with your studies?

@sarah-anson

I don’t think I’ll be of much help but I’ve added a few comments! 🙂

@rochellaine @ariel-ashira

Yep it’s in the middle of the afternoon here. Goodnight to the two of you anyway 🙂

@rochellaine

The Singing Revolution is a rare non-violent movement against a very violent regime that actually succeeded. You can read more about it here. 🙂

Haha I know the Roaring Twenties is not exactly a decent period but I don’t think that can be said for any time in real life history. But I like the 20s and 30s as a setting for the shows I…[Read more]

@rochellaine

Ah… so do you like the Singing Revolution in Estonia where the people won their independence through song? 😀

Aw… no flappers? 🙁 But I do like those outfits too. I imagine those skirts and hats coupled with the music of the Jazz Age… Gives off a classy vibe. 😉

@seekjustice

An Australian based fantasy makes me think of Ned Kelly for some reason. Maybe you can write about him and his band of outlaws in a fantasy setting. 😂

Yes the hanboks are so pretty. I can do research and stare at the pictures all day… ☺️