hybridlore

@esther-c

Ah, gotcha XD

@esther-c

Ok, no problem! I’m excited!

@savannah_grace2009

Hm, I’ve heard it has questionable origins but I didn’t know exactly what happened. As a personality tool, it might be okay, but yeah, that’s definitely strange. Thanks for letting us know!

@whalekeeper @esther-c

Same! I’ve been looking at it a lot recently. I think it’s really good for understanding the main drive and personality of each character, but I don’t understand all of it completely.

Have you guys taken the test? I’m a 5, but I’m not sure what wing I am.

@esther-c I can’t wait!!

@stephie

Also, a triple bunk bed sounds AWESOME.

@stephie

Hi, so nice to meet you! I’m Hybridlore or Hybrid, a homeschooled sophomore, violinist, and science fiction writer.

(Hey, I’m also taller than my mom! But I wasn’t when I was thirteen XD)

Favorite genre?

Favorite books besides the chronicles of Narnia?

Okay, here’s a new one. Do you have a favorite poem, and what is it?

@esther-c @freedomwriter76

They look great! Have y’all tried out Milanote? It’s a pretty cool tool for making character references and moodboards 😊

@freedomwriter76 Yes!

@savannah_grace2009

Sorry, I completely forgot that I didn’t reply to this 🤦. I’m still interested, please tag me for the next part when you get to it!

@esther-c

Only advice I have is just brainstorming. If you want it to be really unique, think of a different concept or idea that could maybe be tied into the story, but I don’t think it has to. If the plot and characters are good readers won’t care if the setting isn’t super distinct. Maybe @thearcaneaxiom could help? (Sorry if she already tagged you.)

@evelyn-collins

Hi, nice to meet you! I’m Hybridlore or just Hybrid, a homeschooled high school sophomore and YA science fiction writer. I didn’t read all the questions you got, so sorry if you’ve already answered these.

Favorite book?

What’s your WIP about?

What genre do you write and why?

@thelittlejupiterion

Hi, Miriam! It’s nice to meet you! I’m Hybridlore or Hybrid on here, and I write YA science fiction mostly. I’m a high school sophomore, and I’ve also been homeschooled my whole life! Some things I like are singing, playing my violin, and reading.

What genre do you write and why?

Top three favorite books– I know you listed…[Read more]

@canadalily

Hi, nice to meet you! I’m Hybridlore, a violinist, science fiction writer, and also a homeschooler, but I don’t live in Canada, lol.

That’s awesome! I think @kyronthearcanin either is or used to be on YWW, and hmm… I know there’s some other people on there but I can’t remember who right now.

Some newbie questions…

What’s your…[Read more]

@acancello

Sure! Also, is there a connection between CHIME and the whole moon situation, or no? Because you might not want to name the book something related to the moon if it doesn’t really come up in the book. Does that make sense? Basically, if the power shortage thing is just the setting of the story and doesn’t really have anything to do…[Read more]

@acancello
Yep! I don’t think it’s unrealistic that scientists would try to launch something into space to collect energy, although I don’t really know how sunlight and energy works out there. @thearcaneaxiom might have some better suggestions. (Sorry if you’ve already been on this topic, I don’t remember.)

@acancello

Okay, got it. So it harvests energy from the sun (maybe because it’s slightly close to the sun than the earth is?).

@acancello

So, where does the moon get the energy from? And why wouldn’t it just be like, a satellite or something? What’s special about a moon?

I’m thinking maybe something with Lunar in the title? Lunar Overload..?

I kinda think Eclipse would be interesting, because it references the moon and basically, they’re having an electricity…[Read more]