Jenna Terese

@gracie-j

I, too, think that this classifies as a historical fiction.

And yeah, since it’s a political novel about adults, I think it would be geared more towards adults. Whether the demographic is adult men or women depends on the content of the book rather than the main character. Since most of the books I read are about men, and I know some…[Read more]

@gracie-j

I, too, think that this classifies as a historical fiction.

And yeah, since it’s a political novel about adults, I think it would be geared more towards adults. Whether the demographic is adult men or women depends on the content of the book rather than the main character. Since most of the books I read are about men, and I know some…[Read more]

I’m signing off, didn’t get much written, got distracted with getting fed up about people trying to label pro-life as something other than against abortion

@seekjustice

Dang it! I’ll have to try and find a time where we’re both awake.

Hey! I know, it’s been far too long

@alia

I’m just about to go to bed, but I wanted to say hello! I haven’t talked to you in ages.

@seekjustice, @valtmy, @rochellaine, @jenwriter17, @dekreel, @catwing, @Ariel-ashira, @anyone else

I plan on writing for the next hour. Would love to word war

@jenwriter17

I was longer than I thought. I hope everything is okay?

@jenwriter17,

give me 45 minutes and I’ll be here

@alia @jenwriter17 @rochellaine

Anyone around?

@e-k-seaver Glad to hear you exist, and welcome to KP, where I am probably more clueless than you are. But yes, URLs will probably get eaten. Or whatever the proper term is. 😉

@e-k-seaver

I’ve never noticed that before… now you’re making me laugh. I’ll have to think about it more before I come up with an answer, but my best idea is to *not* use that in your own writing.

And thank you for the reminder that I have an account on here. I created this and an SE acct a while ago but forget to use both of ’em…

@erinrammnThanks so much for reading my story Erin!!! I am so happy you liked it:) Thanks also for the feedback. Oh and by the way I left you another message on here, you may have you look in your notifications:)

Very well put @gracie-j ! I whole heartedly agree. It’s not necessarily the evil in the book that makes it “not Christian” but the light that the evil act is portrayed in. Making sure that the overall message in your story is good and Christ focused and that evil is shown as being indeed evil and has consequences.

@gracie-j

I agree with about the beach! There is nothing like being in the middle of the ocean with deep blue water unfolding in beautiful waves as far as the eye can see. But however as much I like the ocean, I don’t think I’d be able to write there. At least not Florida beaches. In the summer the sand burns your feet and the water boils you…[Read more]

@jenwriter17

That sounds really cool! 😀

I’ve got to go now.  Happy writing!

@jenwriter17

Ah, writing without planning. 😀  My favorite!  But yeah, it gets kind of crazy sometimes.

I’d definitely be interested in beta-reading it. 🙂 (And I hope I have time… 😛 )

What type of story is it, and what genre is it, besides retelling?

@jenwriter17

ooh, that should be a good story

@rochellaine

Well, I’ve got to go now. I might be able to get on later tonight again though, hopefully I will

@rochallaine

ooh, that sounds interesting. How is it coming along?

I had a question, I wanted to get one of your books for my sister for Christmas, but can’t remember what your website is. Could you refresh my memory?