J.A. Penrose

@dekreel Yay! I can’t wait! 😀 (Question: Am I in the story? No pressure, but I do have a tinge of writerly curiosity.)

(It’s written ‘Regnis’. It’s something spelled backwards. I’ll let you figure it out, if you wish.) 😉

@dekreel Okay, I was going to reply to you, but first I forgot and then I was busy, but enough excuses.

Mythbusters!!! Man I knew that sounded familiar.

@supermonkey42 Megamind, when Metroman and Megamind are arguing about the Heat of Revenge and the full, concentration power of the sun!

@supermonkey42 Yes! What’s your quote? (You won, so you quote next)

@kate-flournoy

Oh dear. Titles.

Um….

Here are some brainstorms:

‘Accused’

‘Trial’

‘Justifiable’

‘Warlaw…’ (insert Loki facepalm here)

What kind of title are you going for?

@ingridrd Avengers! First person is Captain America, and the second is Iron Man. 😀

Here’s a quote: “Pain, love it.”

@shannon Yeeeahh. That’s the problem about pansting. Along with a lot of other things…but it can be fun! There is funness to it… 😀

And I’m signing out now, having managed to write an extremely impressive 98 words.

@perfectfifths Completely random guess, probably wrong, but is it the Polar Express?

@shannon Pansting is fun–ah those good old days with no plot whatsoever. *contended and at the same time scared sigh*
And I’m writing my current novel, a futuristic utopian. Maybe I entioned this before, but the first ten chapters are never easy for me. It’ll get easier but I have to find my groove first.

@shannon Well, I was just about to quit for tonight, but I’ll stay if you’re here. Company is nice when writing is not cooperating. 😀 Whatcha up to?

@supermonkey42 I actually just beta read a novel where it was like this: the MC’s scenes in first person, and then other scenes in 3rd person. It rolled along fine and was very intriguing. So long as the reader knows who’s who, I’d say go for it 🙂

@ingridrd that’s great! I definitely want to read this one day 😀

@ingridrd Writing a synopsis is super tricky. Yours does an excellent job of hooking the reader–I’m really interested in your story now! 😀

I like the first sentence a lot. The next paragraph gets a little confusing. Are all the things listed there what is already upside down about Jaclyn’s life, or what just turned upside down? I think if…[Read more]

@perfectfifths Thanks! It was a lot of crazy writing. 😛

@daughteroftheking *salutes back* I’m also slightly insane… XD

@Ethryndal *grins* And that is an encouraging thought.

*revives you*

That makes sense. And I kindly forgive your grammar. *benevolent flourish*

This story is going to be so epic.

You know you’re a writer when you’re making a spanish set for quizlet, and realize you been putting the terms in quotation marks. *facepalm*

@sam-kowal @dekreel If we combine Stan’s furniture-tearing and my melting of chairs, we’re going to have a crisis of missing furniture on our hands.

@winter-rose *preaches it*

Yesss. Mechanical pencils are the best. 😉

And I’m going to call it a day too.

It’s a day.

I wrote…ah…oh dear. Not much at all. Not much at all precious.

330.

Ah well, I wrote 2000 earlier, so that’s fine.

My muse must not be speaking now. 🤐

Adios and good luck to college and writing and life, Frodo!

@jess-penrose Lunch? But it’s past dinner. *prepares time travelness suit* 😉

These are mechanical pencils.
( I claim no right to this picture)
(And forgive my Americanness, but what’s a pacer?)