G. B. Carter

*stalks this topic*

The tag didn’t work. How odd. *squints* Let’s try that again… @ingridrd

@jessi-rae @catwing Thank y’all! @mariposa COOL! @ingridrd Oo, she must be a cool character!

@WarrioroftheRealm Well, looks like I’m contradicting everyone else on this topic, but… my first thought was yes, absolutely. 😛 It’s undoubtedly cliche. There are ALWAYS exceptions, which several of the worthy responders above have pointed out, but in general, just thinking of that kind of scene, yes, I find it cliche.

*slinks out*

Oo, these really got me thinking. (I should be on here more often…) Caroline can’t swim, and she would probably fall out of the tree, so, neither? 😛

Log. Tight spaces don’t bother her.

Watch the movie.

Live underground! I mean, what if you fall out of the clouds? *insert Caroline going into detail about how illogical it would be to build a…[Read more]

*stands up out of the shadows* *dramatic music plays* I present to thee…

Amelia Oddworth, mentor-ish character! And down there is Georgia Payne, one of my villains.  

HIIMAKAPEEFER!

@the-real-kapeefer

@jessi-rae Thank you! 😀

@warrioroftherealm Nope, I wouldn’t say that’s cliché. Actually, I think it’s cool.

*disappears in a poof of smoke*

@dekreel I haven’t really tried manga before.  The one time I tried it, he kind of looked like a Roman monkey….

I like mine to be the most necessary lines and nothing more. Like this:

I drew that for the Leumeister a while back.

@jenwriter17 Ooh boy. Pen names? Welllll…

To get ideas you could always find a name from one of your stories–whether obscure or not.
I don’t think you need your pen name to be completely random either. I mean, if you want it to be, by all means let it be. XD However, I think your name could have more significance if it had some attatchment…[Read more]

@dekreel Thank you!! @Mariposa Thank’ee! I don’t have a name as of yet, although it’s probably going to have something to do with the edge of the world, or pirates, or… something. 😀

@winter-rose I’m going to sign out now. I only wrote 695 but I’m happy with that because these beginning scenes aren’t particularly easy to write. Bleh. Anyway, see you around! 😀

@winter-rose Yeah! It’s much better than I’ve been doing. I started a new novel recently, and beginning the first ten chapters is like writing in a puddle of molasses. This dangerous writing app is helping me get over it. 😉

*adds a bowl of ice cream to the grave of the lost words* Let us respect those words who sacrificed themselves for the…[Read more]

Well that’s a tiny gif. XD

@winter-rose Well, 590 to my novel. I’ve done other experimenting too so I’d guess a thousand or so in all. Although…I did this one mode and I lost like 300-400 words. AGH!!!!!!! They were good words too. Ah well, I guess this is why it’s called the Most Dangerous Writing App.

@winter-rose Yeah. It’s pretty intense. XD When I stopped writing for a sec, everything got faded and red. Yikes.

@winter-rose It’s called The Most Dangerous Writing App. Basically, you write for 5 minutes straight without stopping. If you stop, it deletes everything you wrote. In my first test session, which was basically incoherent stuff–nothing to do with stories–I wrote nearly 400 words in 5 minutes, which is almost 5,000 words an hour. 0.0

@winter-rose Yeah! I need some to. I’m testing a new writing app, so I might not respond immediately, every five minutes or so. 😀 What are you working on?

I have a collage to unleash upon the world! MWAHAHAHA!!!! *lightning flashes in the background (even though it’s sunny out)*

Meet Newman Holt, the MC of a story I shall write someday. He’s an older gentleman who’s way too content with life to go on an adventure… until he becomes the heir of a pirate ship.