JuliaWrites4Christ

@rochellaine, cool! I really like the 1700s and 1800s for a couple reasons: 1) I really like American history. I haven’t written anything “historical” exactly, but I would like to. My next novel will probably be Civil War. (That’s the plan, at least.) 2) I like old fashioned times, where women wore dresses all the time. I actually tried writing my…[Read more]

@that_writer_girl_99, Hi, Elizabeth! I play piano mainly, but I’ve also played recorder and a little guitar. 🙂

@daughteroftheking, (love your username!) I really like the story aspect of writing. I love how alive the characters seem in my mind and imagination. It’s so much fun to see where God takes me through my writing!

@supermonkey42, Thank you! Yes, The Silver Chair is awesome! I love the so-called Gentle Giants part.

@skredder, Thank you! I’ve been…[Read more]

@sam-kowal, Thanks! That makes sense 🙂

@dekreel, Lynn Austin writes historical fiction/romance novels. Some of them can be a little mature, so I have to be careful of which ones I read at this time. But she inspires me to write long books that aren’t completely boring.

@rochellaine, I’m not really sure yet. I like 1700s and 1800s, I think. What about you?

Could someone please…[Read more]

My current WIP is the longest book I’ve ever written (still 1st draft). I’m expanding a story I had previously written. It’s a lot of fun! Right now, it is called A Candle in the Window–historical fiction (1800s Indiana)/romance novel.

I personally do not like to draw. My sisters love it, though, and they’re really good–a lot better than what I…[Read more]

@sam-kowal

I don’t know what my favorite book in the Narnia series is. I like The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe (always a classic), but I also like The Last Battle. It’s sad, but I love how we meet everyone from all the books!!

@daeus

Thank you! Hmm…what inspired me to become a writer? I have no idea. It just…happened. Lynn Austin inspires me right now to write long and good novels.