Gracie

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

I’m signing off now…I’ve got a case of the mushy brains. @winter-rose

Yeah, well…I can’t guarantee it’ll be as epic right off the bat. But I hope to make it so. @winter-rose

Haha. Okay… great. That’s more than I could’ve come with up on my own. Thanks! @daeus @kate-flournoy

@Daeus @That_Writer_Girl_99 yeah, the only reason I didn’t say Count of Monte Cristo is because I knew Daeus would. XD

I knew you’d have some good ones. Thanks @daeus

Haha…the Count of Monte Cristo, I should’ve guessed.

I’m signing out now, all people. I wrote 161 words to the Legend of King Daeus, which I’m now calling LKD, 😛 and finished editing my book. Thanks everyone!
@winter-rose Yep, the short story I recently posted.

Wow. Okay.

Jane Austen, huh? Never read any of her stuff. And I’ve wanted to read “A Tale of Two Cities” for a while now. @kate-flournoy

@That_Writer_Girl_99 A Tale of Two Cities, A Christmas Carol, (both Dickens) North and South, (Elizabeth Gaskell) Northanger Abbey, (Jane Austen) and Les Miserables (Victor Hugo).

A little @winter-rose. I haven’t written much, but I’m slowly creating a roadmap for what I think will be an awesome story.

Spring Writing Goal:
Reach 15k words in my WIP. I don’t think I’ve ever written anything over 10k, so it’s a step.

I also want to read a few “classics”. Anyone have some recommendations?

@daeus @kate-flournoy @graciegirl @dragon-snapper

@winter-rose Well, I was working on editing my novel, but I finished editing the entire 1st draft, so yay!!!!! Then, I edited the short story for the contest (which I am open for critiquing if you want) Now, it seems that there is a very high demand for the Legend of King Daeus. Now that I’m not editing as much, I’ll work on that as soon as…[Read more]

I am indeed. Chapter 3, to be exact. @winter-rose

*pops in* Uh, yes! Your fans are waiting @dragon-snapper

@winter-rose Welcome!

@That_Writer_Girl_99 aha, that dear old ugly monster of perfectionism. I’m still struggling with that too, but I am learning that it’s okay to fail. It’s when I let that failure keep me down and cloud my heart towards God that things become a problem.

@daeus @graciegirl @ethryndal @kate-flournoy @that_writer_girl_99 @winter-rose @jess @all of you

Yes! I finished editing the first draft of my book!!!!!

I know, I know…

See, I’m a perfectionist too. I blame it on my being the eldest child in my family. @kate-flournoy

@That_Writer_Girl_99 cheer up. Nothing is ever pointless. Our mistakes teach us by elimination. 😉 You know what doesn’t work now; that’s one more step towards what does.

Yeah, and then on the way back my mom was lecturing me about how I can’t conceal my emotions, and she gave me this whole thing…it was rather difficult to listen to, especially because I know she’s right.

Well, that’s life, I guess.

I’m rewriting Chapter 3 of Prison. Nothing really happened, and the conversation with Matthias seemed kinda…[Read more]