Jane Maree

@Sam-Kowal I know! Crazy. I love it. 😛

Wow, that is a long post.

@seekjustice Don’t worry about my tag, someone just recently left off the 17 😉

My answers:

Who was your favorite character? Why?

I really liked Chessy because of her spunk and determination and passion to do what’s right no matter what. I also liked Rain because of her roughness, sneakiness, and, I gotta say, the way she talked too. 😊 I like…[Read more]

@livgiordano I second what some other people said that I don’t think you can fully do this without mentioning Christ. That being said, I don’t think you need to fully explore a theme or provide a full message within a short story. As long as you explore several true aspects of the theme & message and are pointing readers in the right direction, I…[Read more]

@warrenluther04 I’d like to try Cole Avis.

@jenwriter17

No idea what I did to your tag

See above ^^

@jenwrier17

Sorry I meant to put them there but forgot 😕

Here they are! I’m glaad you enjoyed it 😊

Who was your favorite character? Why?

What were some of your favourite scenes? Why?

Were there any scenes you thought were poimtless or boring?

What did you think of the world-building? Was it clear and unique? What could I improve?

Were there…[Read more]

@seekjustice *fangirls* Just finished reading Stars Fill Infinity! I’ts been a really long time since I’ve read a book of this length in the time that I did. 👍Overall, I really enjoyed the whole thing, the theme, character, and plot. Looking forward to seeing the finished published book! What are your plans for publishing?😊

Were you still wanting…[Read more]

@inkling-for-Christ Oo, him being the son of the governor really puts the pressure on him. *rubs hands together*

And yes, I love the Igyfeathers! *ahem* The Wingabys! Oh well, you know what I mean. 😀 Do you have a favorite character?

@jane-maree Yes, well, certainly there can be exceptions, but that’s the general trend. With KP, I know that our emails were read more when we removed all images from them except the picture prompts. That’s with people telling us they liked the pictures in the emails.

I’d recommend split testing it if you’re unsure. Just send out some with images…[Read more]

@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.

@dekreel, if you’re happy to. I’d love a few versions. 🙂

@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? 🙂

@sage-g Wow, that’s fabulous! Thank you so much! This is why I didn’t attempt it myself. 😉 I can’t draw like that! :0

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

@aella listen to Kate.

@aella Yeah, definitely speak in his terms. Don’t try to make him a writer or treat him like a writer, because that’s probably not where his focus should be. He won’t understand the way you think, so you have to understand the way he thinks which is. It doesn’t matter what you value about writing, find what he values and show him whatever ways…[Read more]

@anne-of-lothlorien @mariposa Actually, statistics show that people are far more likely to read an email that has just text. People say they like pictures, but when it actually comes down to it, they distrust emails with pictures in them. Of course, it depends on your niche, but I think it’s most likely your audience will pay more attention to you…[Read more]