Gracie

Oh. Look at that. Brianna just wrote an article about my post. Why am I always late to everything? 🙂

Oh. Look at that. Brianna just wrote an article about my post. 😉

@delightinlife I just want to add—Thank you for letting me beta read your story! Beta reading is something I don’t get to do very often, but I find that working objectively through someone else’s writing helps me better my own. Handing one’s Precious over to the merciless arms of the editors is never an easy thing, and I appreciate your bravery…[Read more]

@Northerner @That_Writer_Girl_99 yes… I get excited and then it’s full speed ahead, which is rather inconsiderate of me. 😛 Glad it’s been useful though. 😉

*closes eyes* Thanks for the spoilers…I have this book on hold at the library, you know… @graciegirl

Hmm…while we’re in this topic, I have a change of goals. Instead of trying to write the other novel that I’m working on right now, I have these.
1. Enter edits from hard copy of book into computer
2. Write the LKD

@dragon-snapper *breathes heavy sigh of relief* Oh good, I’m not the only one around here who’s read Treasure Island. 🙂

@that_writer_girl_99 You’re in good hands with these Classic nerds, but can I add one? Pwease? *bats eyelashes prettily* Jane Eyre. Slightly creepy, but still a good book. 😀

I like chapter titles. Mind you, I’m probably going to end up not having them in my book, because I hate coming up with them, but as a reader, I really like them. They give a hint of what’s coming without being too obvious. You know, “As the Shadow Fell” or something cool like that. Before I start a book, I always read the table of contents first…[Read more]

@that_writer_girl_99 Aww, that must be frustrating for him. I’ll pray.

This is something that I’ve considered with my own WIP, and I decided not to worry about it–for the moment. The reason is that oftentimes, what I want the chapter to contain doesn’t always happen within that certain chapter. I don’t want to name the chapter something unrelated to what happens within it.

But since you’ve finished your draft, you…[Read more]

Thanks @northerner

@aratrea I’m really sorry this is taking me so long.

Scene One: On her journey, Liriel stops at a human town to spend the night. It’s her first excursion into the world of mortals, and because a good friend of hers always spoke highly of them, and she secretly hopes to see the extraordinary side of them that he does.

Scene Two: She finds an inn…[Read more]

@aratrea I’m really sorry this is taking so long.

Scene One: On her journey, Liriel stops at a human town to spend the night. It’s her first excursion into the world of mortals, and because a good friend of hers always spoke highly of them, and she secretly hopes to see the extraordinary side of them that he does.

Scene Two: She finds an inn to…[Read more]

Hi everyone–
My brother was going to go to a friends’ house today, but in the process of getting his fishing pole ready for the outing, he sliced open his hand. My mom took him to the ER, and he has to get stitches.

My brother just made a travel baseball team for the summer, and we have camps, vacations, and other things that we were planning…[Read more]

It’s like trying to drink from a firehose @northerner

@that_writer_girl_99 Classics?
The Black Arrow by Robert Louis Stevenson
Beric the Briton by G. A. Henty
Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson

What program do you use?

What program do you use?

@Rachelle I love them! Especially the one with the wings, though I realize that was posted a while ago. 😛