Hannah Olsen

I like it @hannah-c. And it does make me want to read your novel. 😉

I’m not the right person to ask about world naming but @anne-swiftblade is. (Seriously, this girl just writes letters down and clever and unique character and world names just start to appear) 🙂 It’s how a great many place names have come about, for example, Mindelvia, Catherstance, Codash, and Glacialis.

@theliterarycrusader
Oh, okay. Man, I really need to read the Chuck Black books. 🙂 Both of those names are really clever.

@Daeus Thank you. 🙂

@theliterarycrusader
I love the idea of spell words backwards. I need to try that sometime. Which author did you pick that up from? 😉

@aella
Hi. I love names. 🙂 I usually just think of random letter combinations, or, if I want the word to mean something specific, I look up names that mean ________ [insert meaning]. I also have a thesaurus called The Thinker’s Thesaurus: Sophisticated Alternatives to Common Words by Peter E. Meltzer, which has a lot of unusual words in it.…[Read more]

Love the poem Greta.

Wow, @bluejay! This is so good! And the shape…brilliant. 🙂

@Jess No problem. That’s what the Body of Christ is for, right? 🙂

@Jess No problem. That’s what the Body of Christ is for, right? 😉

@Bluejay Wow, I’m so impressed! That is SO cool. It looks like a lightbulb (I’m assuming that’s what you were aiming for 😉 ). Keep up the great work!

Alright @bluejay. I’m finally getting to this now. First of all, the visual is amazing. I don’t know if you noticed this, but it doesn’t only just look like a cross, but it looks like a body on a cross. That’s pretty impressive.

As far as the poetry itself, there were some things that were done really well and some things that needed to become…[Read more]

@sarah-h As you know I’m running the book club, so I have to read the Hobbit. I’m disappointed that it won’t be a solid month without fiction, but still, reading only one book (and not even the full thing) isn’t that bad. I’m really glad that I’ve done the challenge though. I’ve found better books to read, and they are challenging me in the way…[Read more]

@sarah-h Yep. 🙂

Hey everyone. I can’t find a free ebook version, but if you really want to you can read it free online. Your best option if you want it free is to reserve it from the library. If you have an e-reader, you can reserve the ebook copy which should get to you within the week. If you’ve never reserved an ebook, it’s very easy and you don’t have to go…[Read more]

@jess thanks. I will definitely be using that. I have to go now. 🙂 How’d you go?

@jess Whoa! That’s amazing. Yeah, it does it for me when I post poems too. Can you tell me how to do one? What are the steps? What makes you choose what to put next?

@jess Whoa! That’s amazing. I’ve never seen a poem like that before. Can you tell me how to do one? What are the steps?

And to clarify this, it is JUST the Hobbit. NOT LOTR!!!! (I haven’t read it.)

@jess I don’t mind. I tend to sit in front of my computer until inspiration hits me and then I write a poem. 🙂