itisastarrynight

@livgiordano I get your concern, I think the same thing a lot too. Actually on @mariposa ‘s blog (thetinytealtypewriter.com) she just did a post kinda about this that might help answer your questions.

@sam-kowal @livgiordano Okay, thank you!

@jane-maree thank you, I’ll look into these articles. I love K M Weiland’s website.☺

@sage-g  That’s so good!!

@clairec  Do you still want me to draw her? 🙂

I’ll copy and paste the “requirements” I had written in my original topic:

Since they are for children’s books,  they can be simple or detailed, and I don’t really have a preference for black/white or color, except that color would probably sell better.  I don’t mind if the illustrations are a little cartoonish, though I like realistic better.…[Read more]

@seekjustice This is an interesting question but I am going to take a different approach from everyone else.

You know in the book of Revelation where it talks about those who were beheaded for Christ?  These are martyrs from the end times who were beheaded.  My mom’s theory is that futuristic executions will be beheadings (is that a word?) b…[Read more]

@itisastarrynight I’m glad you were able to make a decision.  I just wanted to let you know I am impressed and humbled by the fact that you spent so much time in prayer and scripture study to determine whether what you were writing was right.  It reminds me that I do not do that nearly often enough, but usually write what I think of.  So thanks fo…[Read more]

@itisastarrynight  Thank you! Yes, she is a believer 🙂

@jenwriter Sorry I didn’t see this before! Yeah, I think it would be awesome, even though it’s been done before, with the whole mark of the beast thing. I love the idea.

@mariposa @livgiordano Okay, got it! 😊

@seekjustice

Um… I’m not sure this is a healthy topic. XD Below are various ways of killing a person:

• Dumping someone into the vacuum of space so that their blood boils and their bodies explode
• Infiltering a person’s bloodstream with tiny nanobots that use lasers to slowly disintegrate a person from the inside out
• Rigging phones (or the…

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@inkling-for-christ Sorry I’m late! I find this idea especially intriguing because I see myself as a logical dreamer, if that makes any sense. My goal for life is to become a computer programmer who writes fiction on the side.

So… my suggestion is to not make math and science seem evil or the dreamers perfect but to seek a middle ground. P…[Read more]

@jenwriter17 I definitely think it could be done. If you’re writing in first person, I wouldn’t recommend it. But in third person, I think it would totally work! 🙂

@skredder @seekjustice @dekreel Thank you all! I think all three will add interesting angles to the story, but I’m still planning to make sure, and doing more research ’cause I’ve never done more than one POV before (actually, I may have two a long time ago). Does KP have an article about that?

@jenwriter17  I agree with Skredder. Also, when you’re transitioning from one to the other, make it clear who they are and where they are (and who they aren’t and where they aren’t)