Hannah Olsen

@winter-rose Yep.

Oh, hey everybody. I’m beta reading now.

@r-j-wordsmith All right, see you around!

@winter-rose Great!

@michael-stanton

Great question! I totally support keeping the narrative focused.
As for the scientific element, I don’t explicitly call it what it is, but the reader should definitely be able to tell. Also, the scientific things that I need to research affect the character’s being able to survive in my world. At this point, he would die if he…[Read more]

@r-j-wordsmith I have a research paper on MBTI I have to work on for school, and once that’s done I have an article I’ve been working on. You?

@r-j-wordsmith Hi! Here to join?

@dragon-snapper @kate-Flournoy @winter-rose @ethryndal @daeus @anybody-else I’ll be on for a while if anyone wants to join!

@Rachelle WOW. Her dress. How did you make it look like textured fabric??? Textures are the one thing I always struggled with. Good job. That’s… wow. Good job. 😀

@Rachelle WOW. Her dress. How did you make it look like textured fabric??? Textures are the one thing I always struggled with. Good job. That’s… wow. Good job. 😀

@Rachelle Oooooh!! I love it! She does look like she has an interesting story to tell. 🙂

@Rachelle Oooooh!! I love it! She does look like she has an interesting story to tell. 🙂

Ah. Well then. There you have it.

@daeus
I believe you have it written correctly. This has always been a point of confusion for me too, but I’m fairly certain that the dialogue should be capitalized and surrounded with quotations. 🙂

*is suddenly smitten with doubt in everything she’s ever learned as she realizes she doesn’t know*

@Daeus *chokes on snack* Aaaaaand this is why I don’t normally pick favorites. XD

@kate-flournoy You have no respect for small dragons.