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@Daeus
This definitely helps, thank you!

@Mark-Kamibaya I agree, excellent article. I couldn’t really tell you whether I found aspects right or wrong, because I don’t know a whole lot about the antihero. Didn’t, at least. 😉 But it was a very interesting read, and well written. I haven’t seen any of the characters you mentioned for reference except Luke Skywalker—and that was for…[Read more]

@ethryndal
Strangely enough, I’ve never considered Luke to be whiny at all, not until you mentioned it…

The original trilogy will always be my favorite. I can’t say that I fell in love with the newer movies and characters like I did the first. That being said, the seventh movie was really well done, and in my opinion, can be ranked right up…[Read more]

Hello! @ethryndal

I absolutely love the Dream Treaders books. The concept is so cool!

I’d say my favorite superhero has to be Captain America. There are a lot to choose from, but Captain America was my first introduction into the Marvel universe. He’s definitely my favorite.

Ah, Lord of the Rings…I’ve seen the movies, and read a handful of…[Read more]

@warrioroftherealm Oh, dang. I feel for you.
I second what @jane-maree said. I myself am just recovering from a debilitating bout of writers block, and what I ended up having to do was surrender my work to the Lord and let Him do what He wanted. It does amazing things for stress. 🙂

@that_writer_girl_99 Yeah, I second what @Emma-Flournoy says about Luke. He calmed down some of his whininess in the second two, but he was just never…wow for me. But I know what you mean about being able to overlook poor acting after a while. I hardly notice it in Anakin anymore because that just seems to be who he is. (Mind you, I’m referring…[Read more]

@that_writer_girl_99 Welcome, welcome, and thrice again, welcome! I’m the local elf, so if I ever accidentally dissolve into glitter or creepy poetry, just give me a poke, and I’ll snap out of it. 😉

Ooh, you got to meet Wayne Thomas Batson? How fun! My cousin met him once at a library book signing (’cause he only lives about an hour away from…[Read more]

Wow, @Kina-Lamb, that is really cool!

Thanks @Mark-Kamibaya.

Wonderful @Kina-Lamb. XD Welcome back!

Yay for you @Kina-Lamb!

Both series are pretty good.

Most of the books I read aren’t faith-based, do you have any favorites in the realm of Christian fiction?
@emma-flournoy

@That_Writer_Girl_99 I haven’t read any of those books, but I’ve heard good things about ’em. 🙂

@Daeus to clarify, the question about planning/outlining your chapters is for you…

Hello Josiah!
@aratrea
I read the first book in the Sword in the Stars series a few years ago, but didn’t like it as much as the Door Within books. My copy of the Sword in the Stars is actually signed by Batson…I met him at a homeschool convention in Orlando four years ago.

Regarding your second question, I’m not exactly sure what to classify…[Read more]

Hello Josiah!

I read the first book in the Sword in the Stars series a few years ago, but didn’t like it as much as the Door Within books. My copy of the Sword in the Stars is actually signed by Batson…I met him at a homeschool convention in Orlando four years ago.

Regarding your second question, I’m not exactly sure what to classify my…[Read more]

Erm, yes, I was wondering how you plan out your chapters?