Jenna Terese

@joy

Fantasy, more than any other genre, is about the past, so the most important thing to nail down is the past history of your story world. Allegorical aspects are good to nail down early too if you want to have them. If you’re going to have magic, nail that down early. Oh, and nail down a map of all the lands included in your story, so you…[Read more]

@slylilhuntress Ha! I’m reading The Green Ember Series right now too. Andrew Peterson’s great, though I have to sheepishly admit I haven’t read Dekker yet.

@rochellaine  😂 Hahahaha!  Thank you muchly.

@ingridrd Oh, that’s really cute!

When I first saw the line “This Narwhal was Ish” I thought it meant that he was so-so, because “ish” is what we put on the ends of the words when we mean “not really, but kind of.”  Then I realized it was his name, and it became even funnier! 😀

@daughteroftheking  *bows*

@kaya-young  Thanks!  I just copy and paste pictures into PowerPoint so that I can have all of the collages in one place.  I usually just find pictures on Pinterest and sometimes just Google.  🙂

@jenwriter17  Thanks for tagging me!!!  🙂 🙂 Here’s the best I got:

A Narwhal Fight

There once was a Narwhal called Lou,

who was proud as a dolphin, it’s true.

He owned a small ball

that would bounce up and fall

back into the ocean so blue.

There was also a young Narwhal that,

liked playing where Lou often sat.

This Narwhal was I…[Read more]

@slylilhuntress Ah, so you know your MBTI type? You’re going to fit right in. 😉 What do you like to draw?

@slylilhuntress Welcome to the bestistest place on the internet!

Besides Lewis and Tolkien, what other writers inspire you?

@slylilhuntress Hello! And welcome to the bestistest place on the internet!

I have a million unfinished stories too… 🙂

You’re writing fantasy right now, do you write any other genres?

@ingridrd  That is really awesome! What do you use to make your collages?

@mnvalentine  Ohh, Great advice! I’ll have to do that.

@ingridrd Oo, I like that one a lot!

@jenwriter17 Okey dokey, when I know what’s going on, I’ll be able to look into medicine more. Thank you!

@rochellaine *laughing so crazy it’s obvious I offended my sanity and it went off in a huff*

@dekreel Okay!  I asked my brother this morning what he thought of Chain of Command, and he said

“There…are…FOUR…LIGHTS!!!!!!”

😀 😀 😀 He actually said that, and then told me to write it exactly like that when I replied to you.

When I asked him what he actually thought of it he said that he likes it and it’s considered one of the really…[Read more]

@winter-rose  That was very helpful! I guess I need to focus on the characters goals and past more, and thinking their motives. Thanks for taking the time to answer!

That does help! Thank you @pickupyourpenandwrite

@kaya-young

What I really like is splitting up the dialogue into sections instead of in chunks.

Eg, “I’m so excited about the party tomorrow night, I just can’t wait,” she squealed.

Becomes

“I’m so excited about the party tomorrow night,” she squealed picking out a dress, “I just can’t wait!”

I hope that helps 😀

@jenwriter17

That sounds like a good idea especially as it’s from a Biblical perspective and I love the story of Esther.

In English mode for a moment there I couldn’t decipher the dates! Is reading the passage today? 😀