Greta

@dekreel, I’ll be praying

Thanks for the input guys! 😀

@kate-flournoy @daeus I tagged Kate because I knew she wrote fantasy…I just didn’t stop to consider how long the fantasy was. 😉 My mistake. Haha.

Tagses!

@daeus @kate-flournoy (Am I allowed to ask you on this one? 😉 ) @sam-kowal @shannon @emily @daughteroftheking @supermonkey42 @ingridrd @andeverone else

@dekreel  Praying hard.  ❤️

*evil snickering*

Yeah… @Daeus and @Sam-Kowal were right. I’m the wrong person to ask.

@Dragon-snapper

@sam-kowal Yeah, Dalinar’s character arc was amazing. Didn’t think Sanderson could top Kaladin’s in WoR, but he pretty much matched it. Yeah, Adolin seemed to get away with that, and I was also looking for some closure on the moral questions being raised regarding the morality of war. I suspect, though, that Sanderson at least plans on continuing…[Read more]

For a first time author, avoid going over 120k; 130k max if you absolutely have to. Once you become published, you can push the limit more (I just finished a 450k fantasy work that topped the NY bestselling list), but publishers aren’t willing to risk those sorts of word counts for unpublished authors.

Oh, wait, you already asked Kate this question. WHY!?

@dragon-snapper The max? Hahahahaha!

Oh, dear. The max, you say. Well, I don’t know if there is a max. 😉 Probably very few people if any have ever written a 1,000,000 word fantasy novel, but I will say that the trilogy I’m working on is looking like it will end up that long.

And whatever you do, don’t ask Kate this question!

Fantasy stories…[Read more]

@gh24682468999  🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 😉

Oooo, that rhymed….

@gh24682468999  I just have to say, it’s GREAT to see another INFJ!!!!  *high five*

@epicaddie2  I’m praying!!!

@alia  Oh, I will definitely pray.  🙂

@mariposa  I love to draw!  That does not mean that I am good at it, however.  🙂  I also enjoy painting!

@jane-maree, I’m signing off and taking the remaining pizza with me

@daughteroftheking, fare thee well fellow fashion savvy person.

I think I’ll probably end up making Eritrea her name and Estia her undercover name, or vice verse. thanks for your input

@daughteroftheking, I think I’ve narrowed it down to two names. Eritrea and Estia. which do you think? she’s a thinker, a fighter, a planner, and a spy

@dekreel, yay, I knew I meant to, but I tend to forget to actually do things…hence forgetting if I did I didn’t sign up